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 \n2.The number of associated funerary objects and types of objects(counted separately or by lot);  \n3.The geographical location (provenience)by county or state where the human remains or associatedfunerary objects were removed;  \n4.The acquisition history(provenance)of the human remains or associated funerary objects;  \n5.Other information available for identifying a lineal descendant or an Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiianorganization with cultural affiliation;and  \n6.The presence of any potentially hazardous substances used to treat any of the human remains orassociated funerary objects,if known.  \nDefinitions for this part.(43 CFR 10.2)  \nInventory means a simple itemized list of any human remains and associated funerary objects in a holdingor collection that incorporates the results of consultation and makes determinations about culturalaffiliation.  \nHuman remains means any physical part of the body of a Native American individual.This term does notinclude human remains to which a museum or Federal agency can prove it has a right of possession.(1)Human remains reasonably believed to be comingled with other materials(such as soil or faunal remains)may be treated as human remains..(3)Human remains incorporated into an object or item that is not afunerary object,sacred object,or object of cultural patrimony are considered human remains.  \nFunerarv obiect means any obiect reasonably believed to have been placed intentionally with or nearhuman remains.A funerary object is any object connected,either at the time of death or later,to a deathrite or ceremony of a Native American culture according to the Native American traditional knowledge ofa lineal descendant,Indian Tribe,or Native Hawaiian organization.This term does not include any objectreturned or distributed to living persons according to traditional custom after a death rite or ceremony.Funerary objects are either associated funerary objects or unassociated funerary objects.  \nAssociated funerary object means any funerary object related to human remains that were removed andthe location of the human remains is known.Any object made exclusively for burial purposes or tocontain human remains is always an associated funerary object regardless of the physical location orexistence of any related human remains.  \nGuidance on the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA)43 CFR part 10  \nTemplate for Itemized List:https://www.nps.gov/subjects/nagpra/templates.htm  \nExamples of Itemized Lists  \nExample 1:Itemized Record(or transposed in a spreadsheet)  \n\n| State:   | Oklahoma   |\n| --- | --- |\n| County:   | Geary   |\n| Site Name:   | Oklahoma Territory   |\n| Collection ID:   | Accession 1932.12;Catalog AB123   |\n| \\#of individuals   | 1   |\n| \\#of associated  \u003Cbr>funerary objects   | 10   |\n| Acquisition history:   | Reportedly collected in the Oklahoma Territory by Frank Fox in the late  \u003Cbr>188","cbCaile4AWrSTNeN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaile4AWrSTNeN","pdf",1086820,8,"English","# Step 1: Compile an Itemized List\n## Required information in the itemized list\n## Key definitions (43 CFR 10.2)\n## Examples of itemized lists","[{\"question\":\"What is required in Step 1 for NAGPRA itemized lists?\",\"answer\":\"Compile a simple, comprehensive itemized list of any human remains and associated funerary objects in a holding or collection, including the specific fields listed in the guidance.\"},{\"question\":\"What provenience details must be included?\",\"answer\":\"The geographical location (provenience) by county or state where the human remains or associated funerary objects were removed.\"},{\"question\":\"What definitions does the guidance provide for key terms?\",\"answer\":\"It defines “inventory,” “human remains,” “funerary object,” and “associated funerary object” as used under 43 CFR part 10.\"}]","Step 1 - Compile an Itemized List of Human Remains and Associated Funerary Objects | PDF",1790076879]