NAGPRA
NAGPRA at UGA
UGA is committed to the ethical stewardship, conservation, and proper care of all Ancestors and cultural items in its legal possession and those controlled by other institutions of which it currently has custody. In recognition of its responsibility to ensuring that NAGPRA is implemented with consideration and respect toward the sovereignty of Federally Recognized Native American Tribes, cultural protocols, practices, and knowledge, UGA is also committed to instituting and maintaining traditional care practices developed in consultation with its partners.
NAGPRA News
Research Live Webinar
Introducing the UGA NAGPRA Initiative
UGA Today
New Committee Seeks to Inventory UGA’s Native American Holdings
UGA Research News
Keepers of History: UGA’s Archaeology Lab Preserves Relics of Georgia’s Past
Federal Register Publications
NAGPRA requires institutions to assess their holdings for eligible materials, inventory any that are discovered, conduct research into the origin and acquisition history of those materials, and consult with Native American Tribes and/or Native Hawaiian Organizations to determine affiliation. Institutions maintain transparency throughout this process by submitting formal progress notifications to the National NAGPRA Program at defined stages for publication in the Federal Register. All published notices concerning UGA are included below.
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