California Native American Heritage Commission

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California Native American Heritage Commission

Government Administration 1550 Harbor Blvd 8 employees

Employees: 8
Contacts: 1
Emails: 1

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California Native American Heritage Commission Overview

Headquarters: 1550 Harbor Blvd
Website: www.nahc.ca.gov
Industry: Government Administration
Employees: 8
Founded: 1976
NAICS: Public Administration

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About California Native American Heritage Commission

The Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC), created in statute in 1976, is a nine-member body, appointed by the Governor, to identify and catalog cultural resources (i.e., places of special religious or social significance to Native Americans, and known graves and cemeteries of Native Americans on private lands) in California. The Commission is charged with the duty of preserving and ensuring accessibility of sacred sites and burials, the disposition of Native American human remains and burial items, maintain an inventory of Native American sacred sites located on public lands, and review current administrative and statutory protections related to these sacred sites.

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California Native American Heritage Commission Org Chart

Sample employees and titles

Name	Title	Location	Contact
Mathew Lin, Mpp	Agpa - Native American Heritage Commission	Sacramento, California, United States	View
Lucien David Osas	Recent Uc Davis Graduate, Evolutionary Anthropology and Linguistics Basc	Sacramento, California, United States	View
Mario Pallari	Attorney Facilitating Restorative Justice for California Indigenous Tribes Through the Return of Ancestors and Cultural Items.	San Francisco, California, United States	Email