You really have to give it to the Hearst and their clunky on-line museum catalog.
Once again, while they seem to be in a hurry and get a less than perfect search engine out there, they seem to have forgotten their NAGPRA obligations.
Take for example, catalog numbers of human remains from the Cardinal Site (SJo-154):
12-11273 through 12-11307
http://pahma.berkeley.edu/delphi/modules/browser/details.php?onum=12-11299
Once again, search the National NAGPRA database at the NPS. Take a guess what is missing from the culturally unidentified database...
Like we said before 43 CFR 10.11 can only work when the museums come clean on
what they are holding.
(PS--why do some people at the university also insist the Hearst has not taken in human remains since the 1970s when these were accessioned in the mid-1980s?)
Originally a place for information and tools to protest against UC Berkeley's elimination of its Autonomous NAGPRA (Native American Graves and Repatriation Act) Unit, this site documents what is happening with the collection at the Hearst, and the UCOP Repatriation Committee's rulings.
Monday, July 19, 2010
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