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Oxford Museum Returns 39 Colonial-Era Human Remains to Naga People in India

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The Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford has handed back 39 human remains acquired during the colonial era to the Naga people in India. The return forms part of a wider movement among Western museums to review how they obtained exhibits from other cultures. Human remains have drawn particular scrutiny in this reassessment. Some institutions have chosen to give such items back to their communities of origin. The article provides no further details on the specific circumstances of the acquisition or the handover.

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