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Paul Apodaca <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 17 Aug 1994 16:48:38 -0800
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Wendy Botting writes:
 
>Any comments from curators at the Smithsonian or from U. Penn's archaeology
>museum? I'm sure this issue is not as cut-and-dried (bad metaphor) as Mr.
>Prouty suggests.
 
I have been a principal consultant for NMAI and do not know of any
exhibition plans that would contradict Mr. Prouty. As a curator with 15
years service, I know of no need to exhibit the type of material in
question. As a Navajo, I can find numerous religious reasons for respecting
the dead. If this issue is not cut-and-dried, it should be. I believe Mr.
Prouty is speaking from the best stance one can take on this issue.
 
Paul Apodaca
Curator of Native American Art
Bowers Museum
Santa Ana, CA
Paul Apodaca

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