It stands near the main monuments to the fallen soldiers and is designed to include the perspectives of the warriors and women who defended the camp on June 25 and 26, 1876.

The renaming and the construction of the Indian Memorial represented a significant shift in how the U.S. government officially acknowledged the meaning of the battle.

For the first time, the federal commemoration of Little Bighorn recognized that there were two sides to the story — that the people who won the battle had their own perspective on what had happened and why, and that their voices deserved to be heard at the site where the battle had taken place.

Moving Robe Woman is not individually named at the Indian Memorial, but the memorial represents the kind of inclusive, multi-perspective commemoration that makes her story tellable in the context of the national battlefield site.