Re: Repatriation

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Susan S. Chin (susansf@netcom.com) wrote:
: It's been 6 years since the passage of the Repatriation Act, whereby
: Native American remains and artifacts held by federally funded
: institutions must be made available for reburial or return to Native
: American groups.

: I'm curious what the effect this has had on anthropologists and
: archaeologists specialising in the study of Native American prehistory.
: Overall, has this hindered/helped Anthropological studies? Has the NAGPRA
: increased dialogue between Native Americans and Anthropologists?

A better venue for such a query may be the nagpra listserv.

: Susan
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: susansf@netcom.com

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Kitakitamatsinohpowaw,

Eric Brunner

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