Myra Giesen 
Curating Human Remains [EPUB ebook] 
Caring for the Dead in the United Kingdom

Introduction: Human Remains Curation in the United Kingdom – Myra Giesen
International Perspectives towards Human Remains Curation – Myra Giesen and Liz White
Dealings with the Dead: A Personal Consideration of the Ongoing Human Remains Debate – Hedley Swain
Care, Custody and Display of Human Remains: Legal and Ethical Obligations – Charlotte Woodhead
The Impact and Effectiveness of the
Human Tissue Act 2004 and the
Guidance for the Care of Human Remains in Museums in England – Liz White
Dead and Forgotten?: Some Observations on Human Remains Documentation in the UK – Myra Giesen and Kirsty Mc Carrison and Victoria Park
Tethering Time and Tide? Human Remains Guidance and Legislation for Scottish Museums – Jennifer Sharp
Tethering Time and Tide? Human Remains Guidance and Legislation for Scottish Museums – Mark A. Hall
The Quick and the Deid: A Scottish Perspective on Caring for Human Remains at the Perth Museum and Art Gallery – Mark A. Hall
Museum of London: An Overview of Policies and Practice – Rebecca Redfern and Jelena Bekvalac
Curating Human Remains in a Regional Museum: Policy and Practice at the Great North Museum: Hancock – Gillian Scott
Curation of Human Remains at St Peter’s Church, Barton-Upon-Humber, England – Simon Mays
Archaeological Human Remains and Laboratories: Attaining Acceptable Standards for Curating Skeletal Remains for Teaching and Research – Charlotte Roberts
‘No Room at the Inn’ … Contract Archaeology and the Storage of Human Remains – Jacqueline Mc Kinley
Changes in Policy for Excavating Human Remains in England and Wales – Michael G Parker Pearson and Mike Pitts and Duncan Sayer
Conclusions and Ways Forward – Margaret Clegg
Appendix I:DCMS Guidance for the Care of Human Remains in Museum
Appendix II: MGS Guidelines for the Care of Human Remains in Scottish Museum Collections