are00lam@unccvm.uncc.edu (Laura Morgan) writes:
> I am a Cherokee anthropology student at UNCC. I am looking for input for
> an essay due in my Archaeology class. I would like to have people's opinions
> (and reasons for) on who's property Native artifacts should be. Should Native
> people get the artifacts returnes after study, or should a museum or someone
> else get them? I think the People should have what is theirs. Any input would
> be greatly appreciated.
>
> Wado,
> Laura Morgan
Because the volume of NATIVE-L postings is so high, and this subject is one
that could potentially provoke a discussion (even a heated one), I would like
to request that anyone having something to contribute to Laura's research
please send it to her, using the address given above, rather than posting a
followup article to the NATIVE-L list. (I will relay to Laura messages sub-
mitted to NATIVE-L thus far.)
Please be aware that if you respond to an article that has been sent to you
via any of the NativeNet mailing lists, your reply will go to the *posting*
address for the mailing list, not to the person who has written the article
to which you're responding. If you wish to send mail to that person, you
need to make a note of the address given in the "Original Sender:" line of
the message and send your own message to that address.
If anyone is interested in Laura's results, please get in touch with her.
Thanks.
Gary