She was repatriated to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at Fort Hall and reburied in December 1991, before the full scientific analysis was published, before ancient DNA methods developed into their modern form, before the specific concerns about the date had been clearly articulated.

She is now beyond the reach of any further physical inquiry.

Her burial is part of a continuing set of debates — about the chronological relationship between Clovis and the Western Stemmed Tradition, about the routes and timing of the peopling of the Americas, about how to date ancient individuals whose diets create methodological complications, about the appropriate relationship between scientific inquiry and Indigenous sovereignty over ancestral remains.

None of these debates is resolved.