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The aim is to explore ethical treatment and accountability for human remains collections influenced by colonial histories.

The Future of Human Remains Collections: Moving Toward Ethical Treatment, Accountability, and Antiracist Practice

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The aim is to explore ethical treatment and accountability for human remains collections influenced by colonial histories.
Analyzed the history of human remains collections in various institutions worldwide.
Examined cultural perceptions of human remains across regions, particularly in South Asia.
Proposed ethical and antiracist anthropological guidelines for handling these collections.
Identified historical roots of collection practices in colonialism and white supremacy.
Highlighted the challenges of applying Western values to diverse cultural contexts.
Suggested guidelines that promote ethical and antiracist practices in bioanthropology.

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Addresses ethical practices for human remains collections, highlighting antiracist frameworks in global contexts.

Sabrina C. Agarwal (2026) studied this question.

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