Oxford museum makes ‘historic’ return of Naga human remains to India

The Oxford museum has more than 6,000 objects representing Naga culture, the largest collection in the world, and is giving back "ancestral human remains", mainly skulls, to the Naga people.

A Naga delegation took part in a ceremony at Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum

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