"The Changing Presentation of the American Indian" by the National Museum of
the American Indian (University of Washington Press"  may be of interest.  The
articles in it reflect the findings of a conference in 1995.
Good luck with the rest of your search.
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>I am working on paper re: the interpretation of objects in
>museums--specifically archaeological artifacts with limited provenience.
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> I have read Susan Pearce's "Museums Objects and Collections" and have a
>working knowledge of Panofsky, Fleming, Prown, Elliott and Pearce's models
>for object study.  I have also read Karp and Lavine's "Exhibiting Cultures."
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>Can anyone recommend additional models, or sources for object study/object
>interpretation? Can anyone recommend sources for the ethics concerned with
>museum object interpretation?
>
>Thank you
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