Seal of Indiana
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The seal of Indiana has gone through several revisions since the region was a part of the Northwest Territory. The current design was standardized by the Indiana General Assembly in 1963. It depicts a woodsman chopping a felled sycamore tree, while a buffalo runs away in the foreground and the sun sets in the background. The leaves of the state tree, the tulip, are in the border design.
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