Refelctions on Repatriation: Images of Academic America in the Mirror of NAGPRA
Author(s): Roger Echo
Year: 1999
Summary
A dynamic landscape of relations exists between Native Americans and the American academic community, and as the final days of the 20th century approach, it is important for us to contemplate the legacy of relationships we will pass along to our successors. The topic of repatriation has played a prominent role in shaping this legacy in recent years particularly for archaeologists. Repatriation presents us with an enormously complex issue rooted in historical circumstances that have often been obscured by the debate over its immediate implications for the academic world.
Cite this Record
Refelctions on Repatriation: Images of Academic America in the Mirror of NAGPRA. Roger Echo. The Wyoming Archaeologist. 43 (1): 44-49. 1999 ( tDAR id: 476376) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8476376
Keywords
General
NAGPRA
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Repatriation
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Marcia Peterson
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