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Bone rooms : from scientific racism to human prehistory in museums / Samuel J. Redman

This study examines how human remains were collected and organised by American museums for racial research from the nineteenth century onwards. It traces the development of biological anthropology and the movement to repatriate indigenous remains.

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vernon_accession 11701
vernon_id 15853
vernon_slug bone-rooms-from-scientific-racism-to-human-prehistory-in-museums-samuel-j-redman
vernon_authors Samuel J. Redman
vernon_tags Psychology, History, Archaeology, Anthropology, Public institutions, Associations, institutions, etc., Museums, Human remains (Archaeology), Prejudices, Attitude (Psychology), Racism
vernon_production_date 2016
vernon_brief_description From dustjacket: '...Redman unearths the story of how human remains became highly sought-after artifacts for both scientific research and public display'
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