Treatment of Native American Human Remains Discovered Inadvertently or Through Criminal Investigations on Private and Public, State-Owned Lands in Oregon Native American burial sites are not simply artifacts of the tribe - Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Treatment of Native American Human Remains Discovered Inadvertently or Through Criminal Investigations on Private and Public, State-Owned Lands in Oregon Native American burial sites are not simply artifacts of the tribe Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-07 13:39:10 Open Document File Size: 49,50 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm state law / / Organization State Historic Preservation Office / State Police / Commission on Indian Services / Department of State Police / / Person Perry Chocktoot / Karen Quigley / Robert Kentta / Chris Allori / Jessie Pluard / Kassie Rippee / David Harrelson / Catherine Dickson / Stacy Scott / Diane Teeman / John Pouley / Dennis Griffin / / / Position Director / office phone / Sergeant / district attorney / law enforcement official / Asst. State Archaeologist / State Archaeologist / / ProvinceOrState Oregon / / Technology cellular telephone / / SocialTag Confederated Tribes Umpqua people Coos people Tribe Native Americans in the United States Siuslaw people Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians Siletz people Umatilla Indian Reservation Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

Treatment of Native American Human Remains Discovered Inadvertently or Through Criminal Investigations on Private and Public, State-Owned Lands in Oregon Native American burial sites are not simply artifacts of the tribeAdd to Reading List