Mitchell South Dakota—Home of the World's Only Corn Palace, is also the home of a prehistoric Indian village archeological site. This national treasure entices visitors to imagine what it was like to live in a 1,000-year old former plains village. The village also creates a bridge to past- and present-day Native American art, culture, and communities. Discover fun, engaging, and educational activities for the entire family.
KIDS DIG FOR FREE ARROWHEAD!
 
2007 Archeology Field Schools
07.09.07
Visitors to the Mitchell site will have an opportunity to view an active excavation in air-conditioned comfort, learn about the techniques of archeological recovery and preservation, and gain an understanding of the prehistoric farming/hunting culture that existed at this site 1,000 years ago. July 9-August 3
2007 Archeology Days
07.21.07
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NEW YEARS EVE IN MITCHELL!
12.31.07
NEW YEAR'S "KICKIN EVE" WITH DUSTIN EVANS & GOODTIMES!
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Stop by the Indian Village to experience the vibrant color of South Dakota's current Native American artist community. Purchase unique art for your home or office. Shop for creative gifts in a variety of price ranges. 
Offering a combination of cultural events, displays, and hands-on activities, the Indian Village can provide a link to native people who lived 1000 years ago, people who lived during the era of earth lodges and teepees, and today's Native American communities.
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