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Some Scholars' Views on Reburial
American Antiquity, 1992[T]here is something inherently distasteful and unseemly in secreting either the fruits or seeds of scientific endeavors. Judge Bruce S. Jenkins (quoted in Palca 1991:884) Destruction of archaeological collections through the demands for reburial presents a serious conflict between religion and science.
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Chapter 5 expands discussion of Rwanda’s genocide heritage from the conservation of genocide sites and victims to include related processes of exhumation and ceremonies for reburial and commemoration. The chapter draws primarily from photographs, taken in series, of the work to recover genocide victims from mass graves, prepare their remains for ...
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Reburying the past: the effects of repatriation and reburial on scientific inquiry
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