Original sentence: Exhibits include a replica Algonkian village, and nature trails and a garden with plants used by native peoples.It is dedicated to preserving and sharing the culture and history of Native American peoples, particularly those from the Northeastern Woodlands.The museum opened on July 1, 1975 as the American Indian Archaeological Institute and changed to the present name in 1991
Edited sentence: A Native Traveling in the City -  this is a contemporary art created by Navajo (Dine) artist Antoinette Thompson (ATA).An interactive space designed for kids that shows what their life would have been like if they were a Native American that lived in the Woodlands about 600 years ago.Each trail has tree and plant identification signs that shows how the traditional Native Americans used them.IAIS has various trails that leads to the replicated Algonkian Village.It contains bark-covered wigwams, a Sachem's House, and a Three Sisters garden.It contains original and replicas of different artifacts, as well as a mural that shows the everyday life of a Northeastern village before the Europeans arrived.It is dedicated to preserving and sharing the culture and history of the nation's diverse Native American peoples.It tells the 10,000 year old story of Connecticut's Native American Peoples, which starts from the end of the Ice Age up to their present lives.ReDress Exhibit - this honors the Native American children and women that have gone missing or was murdered in Canada and United States.Same Sad Sad Tale: Myth and Memory at Lovers Leap - this features the myth and archaeology associated with Lovers Leap, which is a local legend.Specifically those of the Northeastern Woodlands.The descriptions of their uses were also shown.The museum's goal is to provide special, insightful, and engaging experiences that teach visitors about Native American culture.Their displays, which include thousands of artifacts and cultural objects, span over 12,000 years of human history and reflect indigenous peoples from all over the Western Hemisphere.This exhibit is an indoor re-creation of an Algonkian Sachem's or the Chief's house.This exhibit presents the themes and artifacts to demonstrate the connections and continuity of post-colonial and modern lifestyles of the tribes across North America.This exhibit replicated the Algonkian village that existed about 350–1000 years ago.This garden has many plants that were traditionally gathered by the Native Northeastern peoples.This hall houses different temporary exhibits.This is the core exhibit of the museum