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Aaron Brien, Crow Tribal Historic Preservation Officer and anthropologist, navigates the reservation under intense 112-degree heat as displayed on the vehicle's digital thermometer. Throughout the camp, Brien posed fundamental questions to students: "What is your clan? What is your Indian name? Who named you?"—sparking meaningful discussions that connected youth to their cultural heritage.

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Aaron Brien, Crow Tribal Historic Preservation Officer and anthropologist, navigates the reservation under intense 112-degree heat as displayed on the vehicle's digital thermometer. Throughout the camp, Brien posed fundamental questions to students: "What is your clan? What is your Indian name? Who named you?"—sparking meaningful discussions that connected youth to their cultural heritage.