Abstract
Next month, after 9 years of litigation between scientists and the federal government, a dozen researchers will begin preliminary studies on the 9400-year-old remains of Kennewick Man. Access to the bones, now at the Burke Museum in Seattle, Washington, was arranged this spring, says Alan Schneider
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