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Oxford museum returns ancestral Naga skulls to India
A delegation of 30 people from Nagaland, India, visited Oxford University's Pitt Rivers Museum to return 39 human remains from their ancestral community during British colonial rule, making this the latest in a series of historic moments as Naga tribal leaders celebrate a return to home ground.
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Published 10 Nov 2026, 06:23 UTC · Updated 10 Nov 2026, 09:02 UTC
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