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Village Creek State Park near Wynne has the most intact segment of the Trail of Tears in Arkansas.    

The Sequoyah National Research Center in Little Rock is a world renowned destination to learn about Native American history and heritage.

Even though hunting for diamonds at Crater of Diamonds State Park or fishing on the Little Missouri River are some amazing experiences to have while in Murfreesboro, there is so much more to see and d...

Here are some suggestions of locations to visit in the Upper Delta to learn more about the region’s culture and heritage.

A wide range of Native American heritage can be found across the state including in Central Arkansas.

Sites across Arkansas pay homage to the vast amounts of Native American history that can be found in the state.  

Arkansas’ first inhabitants knew well the rich resources and beauty of the land we call The Natural State. The Native Americans who occupied the region hunted and fished in its rivers, lakes and fores...

As in many other parts of the country, the history of Native American interaction with European explorers and American homesteaders is often painful but worthy of remembrance. By following in their fo...