• Crystal Eric

: Rape of the Ancestors: Discovery, Display and Destruction of the Ancestral Statuary of Tana Toraja, [w:] Fragile Traditions. Indonesian Art in Jeopardy, red. P. M. Taylor, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, s. 29–41.

• Grimes Ronal L.

: Sacred Objects in Museum Spaces, ”Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses” 21 (4), s. 419–430.

• Herle Anita

: Museums and Shamans: a Cross-Cultural Collaboration, ”Anthropology Today”, 10 (1), s. 2–5.

• Hughes Martin, Dallwitz John

: Ara Irititja: Towards culturally appropriate IT best practice in remote Indigenous Australia, [w:] Information Technology and Indigenous People, red. Dyson L. E., Hendriks M., Grant S., Hershey PA: Idea Group Publishing.

• Jenkins Tiffany

: Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections: The Crisis of Cultural Authority, Routledge Research in Museum Studies, London: Routledge.

• Mellor Stephen P.

: The Exhibition and Conservation of African Objects: Considering the Nontangible, ”Journal of the American Institute for Conservation” 31 (1), s. 3–16.

• Michel Patrick

: ”La Religion au Musée: Croire dans l’Europe Contemporaine”, Paris: L’Harmattan.

• Museum Ethnographers Group

: Professional Guidelines Concerning the Storage, Display, Interpretation and Return of Human Remains in Ethnographical Collections in United Kingdom Museum, ”Journal of Museum Ethnography”, 6, s. 22–24.

• Paine Crispin (red.)

: Godly Things: Museums, Objects and Religion, London: Leicester University Press.

• Beier-de-Haan Rosemarie, Jungblut Marie-Paule (red.)

: Museum and Faith, Luxemburg: Musée d’Histoire de la Ville de Luxemburg.

• Bennett James

: In the Public Domain: The Power of Ancestor, ”The Journal of the Asian Arts Society of Australia”, 14 (2), s. 3.

• Bienkowski Piotr

: Archaeological Knowledge, Animist Knowledge and Appropriation of the Ancient Dead, [w:] Heritage from Below, ed. Iain J.M. Robertson, Farnham: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.

• Brooks Mary M.

: Seeing the Sacred: Conflicting priorities in defining, interpreting, and conserving Western sacred artefacts, ”Material Religion: The Journal of Objects, Art and Belief”, 8 (1), s. 10–29.

• Buggeln Gretchen T.

: Museum space and the experience of the sacred, ”Material Religion: The Journal of Objects, Art and Belief”, 8 (1), s. 30–51.2013: Religious Objects in Museums: Private Lives and Public Duties, London: Bloomsbury.

• Peers Laura

: Shrunken Heads, Oxford: Pitt Rivers Museum.

• Price Sally

: Paris Primitive: Jacques Chirac’s Museum on the Quai Branly, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.2004: Stewards of the Sacred, Washington: American Association of Museums.• Rubenstein Steven Lee

• Rubenstein Steven Lee

: Shuar Migrants and Shrunken Heads Face to face in a New York Museum, ”Anthropology Today”, 20 (3), s. 15–18.

: Circulation, Accumulation and the Power of Shuar Shrunken Heads, ”Cultural Anthropology” 22 (3), s. 357–399.

• Sadongei Alyce

: What About Sacred Objects?, [w:] Caring for American Indian Objects: A Practical and Cultural Guide, red. Sherelyn Ogden St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Historical Society.

• Shaw Wendy M.K.

: Between the Secular and the Sacred: A New Face for the Department of the Holy Relics at the Topkapi Palace Museum, ”Material Religion: The Journal of Objects, Art and Belief” 6 (1), s. 129–131.

• Simpson Moira

: The Sacred and the Profane: the Need for Sensitivity in Using Ethnographic Resources in Education, ”Journal of Museum Ethnography” 10, s. 59–68.

• Singh Supriya, Blake Meredith

: The Digitization of Pacific Cultural Collections: Consulting with Pacific Diasporic Communities and Museum Experts, ”Curator. The Museum Journal”, 55 (1), s. 95–105.

• Shatanawi Mirjam

: Engaging Islam: Working with Muslim Communities in a Multicultural Society, ”Curator. The Museum Journal”, 55 (1), s. 65–79.

• Stovel Herb, Stanley-Price Nicholas, Killick Robert (red.)

: Conservation of Living Religious Heritage: Papers from the ICCROM 2003 Forum on Living Religious Heritage. Conserving the Sacred, Rome: ICCROM.

• Sullivan Lawrence E., Edwards Alison

: Stewards of the Sacred, Washington: American Association of Museums.

• Wrońska-Friend Maria

: Kultureller Wandel and der Lagune – Sissano im 20. Jahrhundert, [w:] Von Kokos

zu Plastik. Südseekulturen im Wandel, red. M. Schindlbeck, Berlin: Museum für Völkerkunde, s. 149–181.

: ”Why Haven’t We Been Taught All That At School?” Crosscultural Community Projects

in North Queensland, Australia, ”Curator. The Museum Journal” 55 (1), s. 3–19.