{"content":[{"text":"1.D Delegation of Responsibility for Implementation of the Collections Policy: \n The Museum Division director is responsible for supervising the proper implementation of the \n archaeology collections policy. The Museum Division director has delegated the day-to-day care \n and management of the collection to the director of archaeology collections. Comprehensive \n collections care and management procedures (accessioning, cataloging, deaccessioning, \n documentation, access, loans, handling, etc.) for archaeological objects are outlined in a single \n archaeology collections management manual maintained by the director of archaeology collections. \n Specific emergency collections care and management procedures for objects on and off-site are \n outlined in a Disaster Preparedness Manual maintained by the director of curatorial services.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.090846,"width":0.7604839999999999,"height":0.14664500000000003}},{"text":"1.E Provision for Review and Revision of Collections Policy: \n The archaeology collections policy will be reviewed by the Museum Division director, director of \n archaeology collections, and other staff as appointed at least every three years, and when \n necessary, appropriate revisions will be presented to the MDAH Board of Trustees for the Board's \n review and approval. The policy will be filed with the Secretary of State’s office.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.2563,"width":0.7475369999999999,"height":0.08134200000000003}},{"text":"The archaeology collections policy and any subsequent revisions will be reviewed by an attorney to \n ensure the policy is in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.353876,"width":0.760408,"height":0.03270600000000001}},{"text":"1.F Glossary: \n 1. Accession: \n The formal process of accepting and recording an object or group of objects for the \n Archaeology Collection acquired from the same source at the same time for which the \n Museum Division has legal title. \n 2. Care and Trust Agreement: \n A document outlining the terms upon which a repository collection is held and preserved by \n the Museum Division. \n 3. Catalog number: \n A four-part number (e.g. 2020.1.1.1) assigned an individual object or object type during \n accessioning to identify the object and its provenience. \n 4. Cataloging: \n The formal process of classifying and fully documenting objects. \n 5. Deaccession: \n The formal process of removing an object or group of objects from accessioned status in the \n collection. \n 6. Human remains: \n Any physical remains of a human body. \n 7. NAGPRA: \n The Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act. Enacted in 1990, this federal \n legislation describes the rights of Native American lineal descendants, Indian Tribes, and \n Native Hawaiian organizations with respect to the treatment, repatriation, and disposition \n of Native American human remains and cultural items. \n 8. Repository Collection: \n An object or group of objects acquired by the Museum Division to be preserved for a \n specified period of time but not accessioned into the Archaeology Collection. \n 9. THPO: \n Tribal Historic Preservation Office","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.405391,"width":0.7637039999999999,"height":0.47861499999999996}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}