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Season 5 Episode 21 | 27m 26s
Pipestone quarries in southwest Minnesota are a sacred place for Native American Indian tribes. Also, we will visit an old-time threshing bee, and college students learn to speak Chinese through song.
Aired: 04/16/11
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