...inalienable communal property. Subsection (b) provides that if an item covered in this Act is needed for a specific scientific study the outcome of which would be of major benefit to the United States, the item may be kept for the duration of the study and returned within 90 days of completion. Subsection...

...If such or objects to be returned art indispensable for the completion of a specific scientific he outcome of which would be of major benefit to the United States, such remains or thall be returned no later than 90 days after the date on which the scientific study i*...

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...of the tribe or the legitimate Native American owners or unless such items are indispensable for the completion of a specific scientific study, the outcome of which would be beneficial to the United States. Subsection (e) gives the United States district courts jurisdiction...

...of the tribe or the legitimate Native American owners or unless such items are indispensable for the completion of a specific scientific study, the outcome of which would be beneficial to the United States. Subsection (e) gives the United States district courts jurisdiction...

...unless (A) such items are indispensable for the completion of a specific scientific study, the 198 outcome of which would be of major benefit to the United States, and (B) the lineal descendents or, where such descendents are unknown and not readily ascertainable,...

...section 5ft>X2>. 7. See Letter from Ian Tat tersali. Curator to Edward Ayau, Esq., June 10, 1. [i]fa Native Hawaiian organization requests the return of...which would be of major benefit to the United States.' Nowhere in the AMNH's letter was it claimed or otherwise implied that the outcome of the scientific...

...for study by stating that. „ June 10. 1991. 24:1931 RESTORING THE ANCESTRAL FOUNDATION 209 pjf a Native Hawaiian organization requests the return of...outcome of which would be of major benefit to the United States.1 Nowhere in the AMNH's letter was it claimed or otherwise implied that the outcome of the scientific...

...Supp. 628 (1977). 1 8. Ibid. 19. US Code vol. 25, sec. 3OO5(b) (allowing scientific study when it is "indispensable for completion of a specific scientific study, the outcome of which would be a major benefit to the United States," but requiring that the cultural items be repatriated "90 days...

...thus that they must prolong repatriation. Although NAGPRA does allow a narrow exception for scientiftc study. "the outcome of which would be of major benefit to the United States" [25 USC § 30tl5tcl tl994l]. the museum first must obtain an extension from the Secretary of Interior...