kuwoot yas.ein DVD - $18 - (Anderson, SC)
Product DescriptionAfter the discovery of 10,000 year-old human remains in a cave on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, a unique partnership was formed between the Tongass National Forest, scientists and Alaska Native tribes to learn about this ancient person. The groups, brought together by the mandate of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), worked together to unravel the secrets of the early man and learn from each other.About the DirectorSince the mid 70's Timreck has specialized in films and video about art and science. Beginning in 1980, he has worked extensively with Smithsonian scientists documenting field research, producing video and electronic media for The National Museum of Natural History and programming for public and cable television. He is the producer of the Smithsonian's Arctic Studies Center and Paleo Indian ProgramWeb Sites. Television works include "Franz Boas" for the PBS Odyssey series along with The Lost Red Paint People and Vikings in America for PBS (Nova). His television portraits of artists (PBS national specials and series) include, Charles Ives, Thomas Eakins, Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Frederick Law Olmsted.Special featuresNone.Product detailsActors: NoneDirectors: Theodore TimreckFormat: NTSCRegion: All RegionsNumber of discs: 1Studio: Sealaska Heritage InstituteDVD Release Date: November 1, 2005Run Time: 30 minutesAverage Customer Review: Be the first to review this itemASIN: B001BZ5O9K
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