New Hampshire § 227-C:8-f Analysis of Remains

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 227-C:8-f — Analysis of Remains

New Hampshire § 227-C:8-f

Title XIXPUBLIC RECREATION

Ch. 227-CHISTORIC PRESERVATION

SubdivisionPreservation of State Historic Resources

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 227-C:8-f (2026).

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I. Skeletal analysis conducted under the provisions of this section shall only be accomplished by a skeletal analyst, as defined in RSA 227-C:1, VIII-a. II. Prior to the execution of the written agreements outlined in RSA 227-C:8-d, III and 8-e, II, the state archaeologist shall consult with both the professional archaeologist and the skeletal analyst investigating the remains. III. The professional archaeologist and the skeletal analyst shall submit a proposal to the state archaeologist within the 90-day period set forth in RSA 227-C:8-d, III and 8-e, II, including:

(a)Methodology and techniques to be utilized;

(b)Research objectives;

(c)Proposed time schedule for completion of the analysis; and

(d)Proposed time intervals for written progress reports and the final report to be submitt

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I. Skeletal analysis conducted under the provisions of this section shall only be accomplished by a skeletal analyst, as defined in RSA 227-C:1, VIII-a.
II. Prior to the execution of the written agreements outlined in RSA 227-C:8-d, III and 8-e, II, the state archaeologist shall consult with both the professional archaeologist and the skeletal analyst investigating the remains.
III. The professional archaeologist and the skeletal analyst shall submit a proposal to the state archaeologist within the 90-day period set forth in RSA 227-C:8-d, III and 8-e, II, including:
(a) Methodology and techniques to be utilized;
(b) Research objectives;
(c) Proposed time schedule for completion of the analysis; and
(d) Proposed time intervals for written progress reports and the final report to be submitted.
IV. If the terms of the written agreement are not substantially met, the state archaeologist or the next of kin may take possession of the remains. In such cases, the state archaeologist may ensure that appropriate analysis is conducted by another qualified skeletal analyst or professional archaeologist, or by both a professional archaeologist and qualified skeletal analyst, prior to ultimate disposition of the remains.