Repatriation and reburial of human remains

De repatriation and reburial of human remains be a current issue insyd archaeology den museum management on de holding of human remains. Between de descendant-source community den anthropologists, der be a variety of opinions on whether anaa not make dem repatriate de remains. Der be chaw case studies across de globe of human remains wey dem be anaa still need to be repatriated.

 Perspectives 
Na dem consider de repatriation den reburial of human remains controversial within archaeological ethics.Scarre and Scarre (2006). The ethics of archaeology : philosophical perspectives on archaeological practice, p. 206-208. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. . Often, descendants den people from de source community of de remains desire dema return. Meanwhile, Anthropologists, scientists wey study de remains for research purposes, fi get differing opinions. Sam anthropologists feel e be necessary to keep de remains in order make dem improve de field den historical understanding. Na odas feel dat repatriation be necessary in order to respect de descendants.

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Read further

Aboriginal remains repatriation (Australia)
 Book reviews of Scarre & Scarre and Vitelli and Colwell
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