A few years ago, a group of Native American leaders drove 12 hours from Oklahoma to Denver Museum of Nature and Science, a natural history museum in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, to collect 26 …
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Making amends to Native Americans may be endangering their history
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Why we are digging up old bones, Front Row, Radio 4
The remains of Cervantes have been discovered. Art history sleuth Silvani Vicenti thinks he has identified the remains of the woman we know as the Mona Lisa. The Archbishop of Canterbury has just conducted the funeral of …
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Review of Contesting Human Remains in the Norwegian Archaeological Review
Review of Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections in the Norwegian Archaeological Review. 2012 45:2, 238-240. Fredrik Svanberg, from National Historical Museums, Department of Cultural History and Collections, Stockholm, Sweden has reviewed my book – Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections …
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Review of Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections
Professor Howard Williams has written a review of Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections, together with Duncan Sayer’s Ethics and Burial Archaeology – which I found to be an excellent introduction to the debate over …
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Press coverage for Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections
I’m posting links to the various bits of press coverage for my book Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections Reviews will follow at some stage. The Guardian Why ancient remains are a bone of contention …
