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This recognition of the Indian tribes who lived in this area was completed in 2009. It features: 1) boulders, each with the name of a tribe that was represented at the Greenville Treaty; 2) a four-colored concrete Circle of Life which was symbolic of so many aspects of life; 3) native grasses and flowers reflecting the colors of the circle and the 1700's time period; 4) a gravel pathway representing the Wabash River, and 5) granite on steel eagles facing significant directions. 

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