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she asked, do you remember where the smithsonian had eskimo skeletons behind glass until somebody wanted the bones >> returned to their ancestors? >> i cannot say i recall that specifically, but i do recall from my youth that the national museum of natural history had a series of dioramas with mannequins of indians doing different kinds of things, usually rather dramatic things, usually dressed in different materials, from the collections of the national museum of natural history. that was the state of native american musicology at it is part of the reason congress chose to establish a national museum of the american indian, to give a much stronger voice to not only native american experts themselves and native american political and cultural leaders, but also to have a museum whose first interest wasn't having native american people themselves tell their story -- was in having native american people themselves tell their story. i should hasten to add, by the way, that the national museum of natural history would not put on such an exhibition today, and that the entirety of the museum fi