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What are some of the archives?

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The archives NAI keeps are tangible objects that remind us of this organization’s past and of the good work of individual interpreters. Some of the more unusual artifacts are: membership pins that belonged to Bob Jennings; the original storyteller sculpture that belongs to the CINP section (Council for the Interpretation of Native Peoples); the AIN owl; some first edition books and books signed by the authors; original “paste-ups” for the covers for The Interpreter when it was published in the 1970s; and wonderful satchels of hand-written notes that Josh Barkin used in his interpretive talks.

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