§ 10-381 Definitions
§ 10-382 Native American Heritage Advisory Council
§ 10-383 Museum of Natural History designated as repository for artifacts found during archaeological investigation of state land
§ 10-384 Designation of site as state archaeological preserve
§ 10-385 Regulations
§ 10-386 Permit for archaeological investigation on state lands. Regulations
§ 10-387 Review by state agencies of policies and practices for consistency with archaeological preservation
§ 10-388 Human burials
§ 10-389 Regulations establishing procedures for storage, analysis and reburial of human skeletal remains
§ 10-390 Penalty
§ 10-391 Inventory of Native American burial sites and cemeteries
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Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes > Chapter 184a - Native American Cultures. Policy Concerning Archaeological Investigations

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