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Bringing home Naga ancestral human remains from a UK museum - Vimarsana News

Bringing home Naga ancestral human remains from a UK museum

The step is in line with a larger effort by museums around the world to “decolonise” their collections. This is the first such effort to repatriate the ancestral human remains of an indigenous community in India, possibly South Asia.

Why the Nagas are attempting to repatriate their ancestral human remains from a museum in Britain - Vimarsana News

Why the Nagas are attempting to repatriate their ancestral human remains from a museum in Britain

The museum is home to the largest Naga collection in the world: approximately 6,500 objects, 898 of which are on display.

A group of Nagas are leading India's first overseas ancestral remains repatriation efforts - Vimarsana News

A group of Nagas are leading India's first overseas ancestral remains repatriation efforts

Comes after Pitt Rivers Museum in England engaged in an “ethical review” of their permanent displays, with a bid to “decolonise” their collections.

A group of Nagas are leading India's first overseas ancestral remains repatriation efforts | North East India News,The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

A group of Nagas are leading India's first overseas ancestral remains repatriation efforts | North East India News,The Indian Express

Comes after Pitt Rivers Museum in England engaged in an “ethical review” of their permanent displays, with a bid to “decolonise” their collections.

Strange, Giant Stone Jars Created by a Mysterious People Were Just Found in India - Vimarsana News

Strange, Giant Stone Jars Created by a Mysterious People Were Just Found in India

Across Assam in India, sometimes in plain sight and sometimes hidden in the wilderness, archaeologists have found more sites to add to a long-standing mystery. In four previously unknown locations, 65 giant sandstone vessels bulge from the ground.