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Inheriting the past
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University of Arizona Press
Language
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Subjects
Biography, Repatriation, Indians of North America, Ethnoarchaeology, Scholars, Human remains (Archaeology), Antiquities, Seneca Indians, Cultural property, Archaeologists, Moral and ethical aspects of Archaeology, Anthropologists, Archaeology
People
Arthur Caswell Parker (1881-1955)
Places
United States

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Table of Contents

pt. 1. Introduction
The moral predicaments of archaeology
pt. 2. The roots of ambition
At heart I am
Then let us spare, at least, their graves
pt. 3. The summer of 1903
Vast unexplored treasure fields
You boys have dreamed
pt. 4. The archaeologist Gáwasowaneh
It is knowledge, solely, that we are seeking
We can't get away from history
pt. 5. Conclusion
The promise of indigenous archaeologies.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Tucson
Genre
Biography

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Dewey Decimal Class
974.7004/9755, B
Library of Congress
E76.45.P36 C656 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.

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Open Library
OL23575513M
ISBN 13
9780816526550, 9780816526567
LCCN
2009024819
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7250937

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