NAGPRA requires the repatriation of human skeletal remains, but ...

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NAGPRA requires the repatriation of human skeletal remains, but not
 
  a. funerary objects, objects placed with a human body as part of a death rite or ceremony or made to contain human remains at the time of burial.
  b. sacred objects, specific ceremonial objects necessary for current practice of traditional Native American religions by present-day adherents.
  c. objects of cultural patrimony, objects that have ongoing historical, traditional, or cultural importance central to a Native-American group or culture
  d. archaeological field notebooks associated with excavations.
  e. objects that were inalienable at the time they left the tribe's possession.

Question 2

NAGPRA
 
  a. allows scientists to study Native American skeletal material and associated grave goods for a specific amount of time before repatriating the material to a culturally affiliated tribe.
  b. allows tribes to decide what happens to all pre-Columbian human remains and artifacts, regardless of whether or not cultural affiliation can be demonstrated.
  c. requires the repatriation of Native American human skeletal remains, associated grave goods, or sacred objects to culturally affiliated tribes, who can then decide what to do with the remains or objects (study them, rebury them, etc).
  d. requires Native Americans to return all previously repatriated Native American skeletal material and associated grave goods to scientists for further study.
  e. is in the process of revision and requirements have been lifted.

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c