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SECTION III MUSEUM AND ON-SITE CONSIDERATIONS ection III
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Document Date: 2008-05-09 16:52:49


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City

Washington / DC / Phoenix / /

Continent

Americas / /

Event

Environmental Issue / /

Facility

The George Washington University / RECORDS OF THE MUSEUM A museum / MUSEUM PERSPECTIVES FROM WITHIN / The Heard Museum / /

IndustryTerm

metal / travel conditions / plastics / records management / systematic search / transportation / metal detectors / cultural protocol / suppression systems / door-to-door transportation / educational tools / Air transportation / car rentals / repatriation transportation / chase car / metal screws / public relations / chemicals / rental truck transportation / fire detection systems / indispensible tools / food / /

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B.I. / /

Organization

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / St. Labre Indian School / The George Washington University / Washington / Repatriation Office / Indian Policy Center / Smithsonian Institution / PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT / EXHIBITION DEPARTMENT / /

Person

John Warner / Norman Dawes / Martin Sullivan / John PrettyOnTop / Gloria A. Lomahaftewa / B. LYNNE HARLAN (Cherokee) / Paul Bender / /

Position

author / repatriation coordinator / the COLLECTIONS MANAGER / Registrar / Head Archivist / Collector / Manager / spiritual leader / Registrar / coach / researcher / repatriation coordinator for the museum / Head Archivist / Collections Manager / THE REGISTRAR The Registrar / designated representative / Collections Manager / Repatriation Coordinator / native researcher / Collections Manager / /

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DC / /

ProvinceOrState

Alaska / Arizona / /

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