NATIVE AMERICAN GRAVES PROTECTION:ROSITA WORL, PH.D.

From: Congressional Testimony | Date: April 20, 1999 | Copyright information


Congressional Testimony

04-20-1999

United States Senate

Commi'ttee On Indian Affaff's

Oversight Hearings

huplementation of the

Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act

Testimony By Rosita Worl, Ph.D. Sealaska Corporation Washington, D.C. April
20, 1999

Chairman Campbell Vice Chairman Inouye

My name is Rosita Worl and I am currently serving in the capacity of Interim
Executive Dir...

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