A network of swindlers are making millions of dollars off the backs of Native Americans.

The scope of the counterfeiting problem is far larger than expected.

Thank you, Senator Heinrich so much, and thank you for your good, hard work on the STOP Act, which is for the protection of cultural patrimony.

Do you think it would be helpful to dedicate resources to improving fraudulent--to looking at the fraudulent online sales?

For centuries, the United States used cultural appropriation as a tool of colonization.

I would like to see them change the term 'Indian' and look more at cultural affiliation for artists.

I think all of our witnesses are very much in agreement there.

It looks like, Chief Woody, you agree with that.

I would just advise everybody to look at the reporting that's out there, because there's some very good reporting that I think elucidates some of these issues.

Thank you so much, Mr. Maybee. And you've got a real--like all of the witnesses here--they all have real expertise and something to offer here.

Fake art drives down prices, forces Native Americans to quit their crafts and devalues Native American art.

So that's your best guess at this point.