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Katherine Jones-Garmil wrote:
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> Perhaps you would like to post this to nagpra-l as well.
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> send to: [log in to unmask]
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> >To all list readers
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> >I am a graduate student at Tufts University and I am writing a paper on
> >the affects of NAGPRA. Specifically, I want to know if the experience of
> >NAGPRA has changed the way collections from outside the United States
> >are handled, especially from Canada and Mexico. Has it changed the way
> >you treat these collections? Are you more likely to work with the native
> >cultures? Or, has it made you more cautious? Are there changes that you
> >see on the horizon in these areas as a result of NAGPRA? Are there
> >issues I haven't even thought of yet?
> >If anyone is interested in talking to me about this, please e-mail me
> >directly. This paper is not for publication, but merely a research
> >project by a student who is interested in working with ethnographic
> >collections. Any help you could give me would be appreciated.
> >
> >Victoria Cranner
> >[log in to unmask]
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> Katherine Jones-Garmil
> Assistant Director
> Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
> Harvard University
> 11 Divinity Avenue
> Cambridge, MA 02138
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> (617) 495-1969
> (617) 495-7535 (fax)
Thanks for the suggestion! I will try it. You actually spoke to my class
a few weeks ago(Laura Roger's class) and I used the list you gave us to
get on the museum list. So now you've helped me twice.
Thanks again,
Victoria Cranner
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