Making Up for the Past

IF 1.9 2区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Advances in Archaeological Practice Pub Date : 2022-02-01 DOI:10.1017/aap.2021.38
P. O'Grady, David L. Minick, D. Stueber
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Abstract In 2015, the Oregon Archaeological Society (OAS) presented statements to Oregon tribes and the Oregon Legislative Commission on Indian Services acknowledging the troubling history of OAS collecting activities and steps taken to transform the OAS, and sought guidance to address continuing tribal concerns. Tribes encouraged both the return of collections and increased public outreach efforts. Their guidance fueled increased effort by the Collection Recovery Committee (OASCRC), which has facilitated the return of five collections to tribal museums and university curation facilities and coordinated digital preservation of documents. The OAS may be the only avocational society in the United States actively engaged in such efforts, accomplished by a small group of volunteers. Case studies of collections, considerations involved in disposition, and the potential for repatriation and research are highlighted. The OAS seeks to halt dispersal and commodification of cultural objects and encourage academic research. Quick action can assure that the original collectors or descendants provide key site and location information. Educational opportunities can be rendered to the heritage community, and we are uniquely positioned to contribute to that service.
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摘要2015年,俄勒冈州考古学会(OAS)向俄勒冈州部落和俄勒冈州印第安人服务立法委员会提交了声明,承认OAS收集活动的令人不安的历史以及为改造OAS而采取的措施,并寻求解决部落持续关切的指导。部落鼓励归还藏品,并加大公共宣传力度。他们的指导意见推动了藏品回收委员会(OASCRC)的进一步努力,该委员会为将五件藏品归还部落博物馆和大学策展设施提供了便利,并协调了文件的数字保存。美洲国家组织可能是美国唯一一个积极参与此类努力的业余社会,由一小群志愿者完成。重点介绍了收集的案例研究、处置中涉及的考虑因素以及遣返和研究的潜力。美洲国家组织试图阻止文化物品的传播和商品化,并鼓励学术研究。快速操作可以确保原始收集器或子代提供关键站点和位置信息。可以为遗产社区提供教育机会,我们处于为这项服务做出贡献的独特地位。
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