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NAGPRA did not resolve all of the significant disputes between scholars and Native American communities, especially those concerning basic research. Today, American Indian tribes and Canadian bands continue to establish their own controls over outside research, and a number of them have adopted formal written policies.
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Industry Working with AIHEC to Build Museums
Log cabins may provide the solution to creating a network of field museums at tribal colleges.
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8-2 “Cultural Property Rights” Resource Guide
CULTURAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
Native American Repatriation Guide
The American Indian Ritual Object Repatriation Foundation has published a 166-page guide,
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Who Owns the Past? New law on the return of Indian remains challenges both scientists and tribal communities
After years of protest in Indian communities, President Bush signed legislation in autumn making it easier for tribes to regain ownership of skeletal remains and funeral-related artifacts now held by museums, universities and federal agencies.
