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endeavor to learn about the past as understood from late prehistoric communities of the Loess Hills. The The Vermillion Accord on Human Remains.
different perspectives, and resolve to work for a bet- voices of these descendant peoples can bring a more Adopted in 1989 at the World Archaeological
ter future that will be more inclusive of diversity and inclusive perspective to the interpretation and stew- Congress Inter-Congress, South Dakota, USA
sensitive to group and individual identities” (David ardship of the area’s deep past.
M. Gradwohl, Journal of the Iowa Archeological 1. Respect for the mortal remains of the dead
Society 52:26). shall be accorded to all, irrespective of origin,
race, religion, nationality, custom and tradition.
Burials Program Maria empha“EsIiunzroMepdeesqtouhraakAitefhrrieculaigm, iobanuntouhrreecrrmee)a.atoTirnhpesutneuasertoehndtiehsidstehaerthul(tnimotaitne
special attentirmeoopndoesiratnonrwydafyotsrh,aabllutptteohouperlebp.u.rr.iian.l.scThhipaevlMeeenssoqotucafhkraieengsheapdve.ecAadtllapbtuerdiatlos 2. Respect for the wishes of the dead concerning
Program Iioswina.volMveudseiunmnsau,mnedortohfueasrir treatmremDenoaintn Wtmhaeunsaastmteeea,, pi1n9pv8ilo0ylaPtteloa.”nInnindgiSaenmibnaurroian lAsnacinendt Protection of disposition shall be accorded whenever possible,
ughout Burial Ancient Burials reasonable and lawful, when they are known or
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burials hTlehilvepyetadore,lipwvreeosoerunsrthilniivpoeuesrdhcee,lrpaeimnngodnoienwseaeanrndeowthleearci.ad.ll. ut. op[Tohnreetyhs]etm.weforer Iowa 3. Respect for the wishes of the local community
nds or mound groups anthd eotahnercestors and of relatives or guardians of the dead shall
ocsantriceleloprfeeothspeoleirnwfaahmtoeiloiwnesc,eitdwhieadllkiavendidnowgn eepraeretbhou, prlioelvdee..d. ,. prayed, took Burials Program be accorded whenever possible, reasonable and
atened by erosion, construction or . We believe Office of the State Archaeologist lawful.
that the dead should stay buried. There is enough land for
or vandalism. Many sitesTrheequsiereplaces The University of Iowa 4. Respect for the scientific research value of
skeletal, mummified and other human remains
on an ongoing basis. Preservation OSA Indian Advisory Council (including fossil hominids) shall be accorded
Donald Wanatee (Meskwaki) when such value is demonstrated to exist.
he preferred treatment. In cases everything that needs to be done so that a few acres left for Royal Nahno-Kerchee (Comanche, Meskwaki)
Howard Crow Eagle (Navajo, Sioux) 5. Agreement on the disposition of fossil, skeletal,
sites are (tChoredaeteonfeIdo,wath,Te2h63eSBtUa.9te)niversitoyuMrodaferiaIadowPweoaanr'’tssocnaOu, spfefaiapcneyeroenonetfittotlehsdtearTvSheet.”aIntediaAnrPcohinateo-f View: John F. Doershuk, State Archaeologist mummified and other remains shall be reached
e authority Shirley Schermer, Burials Program Director by negotiation on the basis of mutual respect for
ndtaOoilsySisndAetise’ssrs.eomsftianthauutteomraytnheorbeilnmigfaoaoairtnnilmoosdnagtiaiaostrfonetfiwliaotrekdinEW“atMngxrhyhiooobuwrlnmeeeeiasttIotrnhiriocdbanieoianstanynsnshpdtaIiehnvRnoaeedpvubledieueiasrtdsaioniapdetlpda.oAeyaidecnreavndnIiodsewwoveiaetrahryovoreuvoCmterreloemttauhovbenienprccgterhinotlehtuteneriairecmsnteastmhoaefns. the legitimate concerns of communities for the
and scientific rwepitohrtst.haeBnucIroiiewalnas t burialfosrionurIoowwn age.nIenrat2io0n.0. 4. . Iinsaypiat irstnpoesrsisbhlei,ptowseietshome of Summer 2009 proper disposition of their ancestors, as well as
which are filed the legitimate concerns of science and education.
those old timers as living, breathing, thinking, feeling
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h, integrate cultural various ethnic groups, as well as those of science
ed and serve to are legitimate and to be respected, will permit ac-
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raves Protection and RepIoatwrataiornemains a national leader in burial protection.

s Program is dedicated to the University of Iowa Nondiscrimination Statement: The University of Iowa does
not discriminate in its educational programs and activities on the basis of race,
sites arenmd ahinusm, aanndretmo aaicnhsTi,ehvtoeingtrheeacent
uman Loess Hills study contacted the Pawneenational origin, color, religion, sex, age, or disability. The University also
affirms its commitment to providing equal opportunities and equal access to
University facilities without reference to affectional or associational preference.
nOgSAoIfndiaIonwAad’svisopraysCt. ouNRncaeigltuiioslanar of
Oklahoma and the Three Affiliated Tribes—For additional information on nondiscrimination policies, contact the
Coordinator of Title IX and Section 504 in the Office of Affirmative Action,

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s protection

believed to have a historical relationship with the

University of Iowa Office of the State Archaeologist