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Co-written with Shannon Martin and the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways (2017). This issue addresses the NAGPRA 10.11 regulations regarding the return of "culturally unidentifiable individuals," or Native ancestors/human remains that are not associated with a particular Tribe.
"What those who engage in the work of reclaiming and repatriation are witnessing is an unfolding of the future in new and exciting ways. It’s a future in which Indigenous people engage in the work of reclaiming together with museum professionals and archaeologists, working in partnership to transform institutions—how they work, their goals, and their methods, while at the same time contributing to healing their communities."
- Sonya Atalay, 2019
The Public Historian (41)1:88
Co-written with Shannon Martin and the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways (2017). This issue addresses the NAGPRA 10.11 regulations regarding the return of "culturally unidentifiable individuals," or Native ancestors/human remains that are not associated with a particular Tribe.
"What those who engage in the work of reclaiming and repatriation are witnessing is an unfolding of the future in new and exciting ways. It’s a future in which Indigenous people engage in the work of reclaiming together with museum professionals and archaeologists, working in partnership to transform institutions—how they work, their goals, and their methods, while at the same time contributing to healing their communities."
- Sonya Atalay, 2019
The Public Historian (41)1:88
