I will add to that, we had a hearing earlier this year in this Committee to discuss, again, the NAGPRA Act and how it is applied to protect tribal funerary objects, patrimony and remains.
On the recordJune 21, 2022
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Mentioning a previous hearing on the NAGPRA Act's impact on tribal communities.
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