Someone was asking about NAGPRA awhile ago. I believe that Stanford
University has already begun returning material.
 
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            NAGPRA FORUM AT THE ANAHEIM ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM
              (Please Note: Not in the Preliminary Program)
 
                   Straight from the Horse's Mouth:
              Frank McManamon Answers Your NAGPRA Questions
 
            Moderated by: Lynne Goldstein and Keith Kintigh
             Sponsored by: SAA Task force on Repatriation
             Tentative Time:  6:00-7:30 Wednesday April 20
 
     Francis P. McManamon, Departmental Consulting Archaeologist for the
National Park Service will make a brief statement concerning the
implementation of Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
and its draft regulations.  The remainder of the session is devoted to
NAGPRA-related questions and discussion from the audience.  This forum will
clarify the effects of NAGPRA on current and future excavation procedures
and on the disposition of human remains, funerary objects, and other items
that are in existing museum collections or result from ongoing work.  It is
directed to all archaeologists, especially individuals involved in the
implementation of NAGPRA, archaeologists involved in excavations subject to
NAGPRA, and those concerned with research collections.