Collaborative Strategies for the Preservation of North American Indian Material Culture

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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Libraries and Information Services Conservation Techniques and Studies

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Collections management, exhibitions, and research are areas in which collaboration will help the museum as well as provide a role for Native American people in the preservation and interpretation of their cultural heritage. Using the repatriation work of the Museum of New Mexico as a case study, the author suggests that the repatriation process benefits a museum by resulting in better programming and preservation.

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