The Role of Anthropologists in the Debate Over Reparation Is

question 52

Multiple Choice

The role of anthropologists in the debate over reparation is:

• A)Always on the side of the culture seeking to get back an artifact.
• B)Always on the side of the nation seeking to maintain current ownership of an artifact.
• C)Equivocal,they not only understand the point of view of the artifacts original culture but also see advantages in not repatriating artifacts.
• D)Anthropologists rarely have an opinion on this debate.
• E)Anthropologists generally believe artifacts should be held by institutions that employ anthropologists.

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