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2020
Weiss and Springer examine the requirements of NAGPRA in relation to the First Amendment to the Constitution, which ensures separation of Church and State.
Elizabeth Weiss, James W. Springer
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Weiss and Springer examine the requirements of NAGPRA in relation to the First Amendment to the Constitution, which ensures separation of Church and State.
Elizabeth Weiss, James W. Springer
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The RAAR Project — Heritage Management Aspects on Reburial After Ten Years of Work
Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, 2012 The general purpose of the international reburial project, Reburial and Analyses of Archaeological Remains (RAAR), is to evaluate reburial as a method for the long-term storage and preservation of waterlogged archaeological remains.
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Reburying Australian skeletons
Antiquity, 1987Dr Webb, as a physical anthropologist working in Australia, is one of the professionals whose work would most directly be affected by reburial of human skeletal remains. He gives here, at the invitation of the editor, his impressions of reburial issues in Australia; the opinions expressed here are strictly his own and may not reflect those of his ...
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Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, 2004
Abstract A reburial design concept for field testing for the in situ preservation of some of the most vulnerable of architectural substrates commonly found on archaeological sites is described. These substrates are earthen- and lime-based plasters, including those with painted and relief decoration, and mosaic pavements.
Rachel Burch, Neville Agnew
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Abstract A reburial design concept for field testing for the in situ preservation of some of the most vulnerable of architectural substrates commonly found on archaeological sites is described. These substrates are earthen- and lime-based plasters, including those with painted and relief decoration, and mosaic pavements.
Rachel Burch, Neville Agnew
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2017
“Reburial and Commemoration” follows the trajectory of human remains from mass graves to their reburial place in municipal cemeteries. In this chapter, Araguete-Toribio explores the politics around the identification and commemoration of human remains, examining how the process of reburial is enmeshed with the diverse desires and aspirations.
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“Reburial and Commemoration” follows the trajectory of human remains from mass graves to their reburial place in municipal cemeteries. In this chapter, Araguete-Toribio explores the politics around the identification and commemoration of human remains, examining how the process of reburial is enmeshed with the diverse desires and aspirations.
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Chaco Canyon reburial programme
Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, 2004AbstractChaco Culture National Historical Park in northwestern New Mexico contains a wealth of archaeological resources, including 150 large earth and masonry structures under active management and preservation. In response to loss of original fabric from exposure over the last 100 years and more, as well as from continuous cycles of maintenance and ...
Dabney Ford +6 more
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A Perspective on Ethics and the Reburial Controversy
American Antiquity, 1993It is our opinion that archaeologists have no inherent right of access to human remains, grave goods, or objects of cultural heritage; that respecting diverse cultural views does not amount to an abdication of academic freedom; that historically archaeologists have been unanthropological in their approach to living populations and inconsistent in their
Anthony L. Klesert, Shirley Powell
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Antiquity, 2009
The dead are back. Like a horde of irritating poltergeists the human remains of the ancients have returned to harass us in the form of the reburial issue; perennial source of postcolonial guilt and undergraduate seminar material. Only this time there is an unusual twist: the remains in question are British.
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The dead are back. Like a horde of irritating poltergeists the human remains of the ancients have returned to harass us in the form of the reburial issue; perennial source of postcolonial guilt and undergraduate seminar material. Only this time there is an unusual twist: the remains in question are British.
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The Background To Polyneices' Disinterment and Reburial
Greece and Rome, 1983Why should Antigone in Sophocles' play want to return to Polyneices' body, after apparently successfully burying it, if we may judge from the guard's report to Creon at lines 245ff.? Ever since it was first raised by Jebb in his note onAntigone429, this question has given scholars almost as much trouble as the original burial gave Antigone herself ...
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Bodies politic: Burial and reburial in fascist Italy
History and AnthropologyThis article examines the ‘necro-politics' or the fascist politics of death as it unfolded from the funerals of the squadristi - the members of the fascist paramilitary squads who carried out attacks and violence throughout Italy before Benito Mussolini came to power in the autumn of 1922 - to their exhumation and reburial in ‘shrines’ during the 1930s.
Forlenza, Rosario, Thomassen, Bjørn
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