There is a broad spectrum of Pagan views on this issue. The majority are probably a lot more worried about climate change and impending environmental catastrophe. Those who are concerned about what happens to human remains range from those who want them reburied after a reasonable span of time has been allowed for study, to those who think archaeology and the memory of specific life stories is more important.

'Honouring the Ancient Dead': The Care of Elderly Souls and the Rights of Bone Fragments to a Quiet Life by Nick Ford
What does "respect" mean? A discussion of responses to the reburial question by Yvonne Aburrow
Finding a Compromise – Keeping Places by Yvonne Aburrow
The unquiet dead - reflections on what to do with human remains by Yvonne Aburrow
Reflections on the relationship between archaeology and Paganism by Yvonne Aburrow
Reflexive research diary about a project on Pagan attitudes to the ancient dead
No One Voice (British Archaeology no 78) Archaeologist Robert J Wallis and anthropologist Jenny Blain have been talking to modern British pagans about their beliefs and their interests in archaeological sites
Ancient Britons: Honouring Our Ancestors By Remembering Them
Ancestors, Archaeologists and the 'Reburial Issue' in Britain - Jenny Blain and Robert J Wallis 2006
Speaking for the Ancestors: The reburial issue in Britain and Ireland by Blackbird
Bodies - Who wants to rebury old skeletons? (British Archaeology no 82) - Quentin Carroll
A Theology of Reburial by Emma Restall-Orr
An alternative theology of reburial
A British Reburial Issue? by Jenny Blain & Robert Wallis
Repatriation is all the rage by David Nishimura
Whose land is it anyway? by Clare Slaney
What is all the fuss about? by Emma Tenebrae
Pitt-Rivers Museum statement on human remains
BABAO resources on human remains
Pagans for Archaeology - group representing people who don't want reburial
Honouring the Ancient Dead - group that seeks dialogue over the care of human remains
Proceedings of the conference "Respect for Ancient British Human Remains: Philosophy and Practice" at Manchester Museum, 17-11-2006
Alun Salt interviewing me in a podcast about the issue of humain remains

Further reading on the issue of human remains

Human remains