Kennewick Man and the question of "race"
By: / presented by the Social Science Forum of Sylvania Campus.
Contributors: Portland Community College. Sylvania Campus.
Publisher: Portland Community College,]
Place of publication: [Portland, Or
Format: Videorecording
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Archaeology -- Law and legislation -- United States; Indians of North America -- Antiquities -- Protection; Man, Prehistoric -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State) -- Antiquities
Other titles: Exploring the past [videorecording]
Description: A panel of educators discusses the scientific, legal, political, religious and cultural issues concerning the Kennewick Man case.  Human bones judged to be nearly 10,000 years old were discovered in Kennewick (Benton County) Washington in 1996.  The controversy over who "owns" the bones, Native Americans or the U.S. government, receives consideration by the panel.

Members of the audience participated with comments and questions.
Notes: Forum conducted on Dec. 4, 1997.

"Exploring the past."--Leader title.

Title from cassette.

VHS format.

Moderator, Reza Kamali.

This tape does NOT have captions or subtitles.