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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Groups say UC Berkeley
should return artifacts
B E R K E L E Y , Calif. (AP) -
Native American groups have
asked the University o f Califor
nia, Berkeley, to return thou
sands o f museum artifacts to
tribes from California to Alaska.
U niversity s ta ff m em bers
joined tribal representatives in
a p ro test Friday, calling fo r
tribes to be given a say in die
Hearst Museum’s decisions on
which items in its collection must
be returned. T he Smithsonian
Institution in Washington, D.C.
is the only museum in the cou n -'
try that has a larger collection
p f remains than the Hearst.
A reorganization o f the mu
seum stripped tribal representa
tives o f,th e ft say in deciding
which o f the museum's artifacts
get chosen for return. Now, the
decision making in the hands o f
museum staff.
“It's our ancestral right to
bury our dead,” said 43-year-old
Lenora Starr, a descendant o f
Oregon's Warm Springs tribe.
“Regardless o f which nation
you are a member of, I consider
this our people.”
‘ Native American groups are
trying to get possession o f hu
man remains and cultural arti-
October 11, 2007
Kent Wright
facts using the Native American
Graves Protection and Repatria
tion vAct — a law that orders
museums and federal agencies
to return as many o f the esti
mated 200,000 remains' being
held for study as possible.
Assistant Chancellor Beata
FitzPatrick said the university is
abiding by the law.
“I would like to say our chan
cellor has very great respect for
native peoples,” FitzPatrick said.
“We believe the university is in i
compliance with (the law).”
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