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The Naga remains were brought to Oxford between 1910 and 1940. Most were collected by two colonial administrators who were anthropologists.
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Upgrade this serverمن هم الناغا، وكيف وصلت جماجم أسلافهم إلى متحف في أكسفورد؟ بعد عقود من عرضها وحفظها ضمن مجموعاته، أعاد متحف بيت ريفرز رفات 39 شخصاً إلى ممثلي شعب الناغا، في خطوة تعيد فتح ملف الإرث الاستعماري للمتاحف الأوروبية.تُعرف باسم جماجم الناغا، وهي رفات بشرية تعود إلى أسلاف شعب الناغا، أحد الشعوب الأصلية التي تعيش في شمال شرقي الهند وأجزاء من ميانمار. وقد وصلت هذه الجماجم، إلى جانب رفات بشرية أخرى، إلى بريطانيا خلال الحقبة الاستعمارية، إذ احتُفظ بها لعقود داخل متحف بيت ريفرز (Pitt Rivers Museum) التابع لجامعة أكسفورد.يرتبط تاريخ هذه الجماجم بتقاليد قديمة لدى بعض مجتمعات الناغا، عُرفت بممارسة أخذ رؤوس…
13 hours ago · annahar.com
ब्रिटेन के ऑक्सफोर्ड म्यूजियम से नागा समुदाय के 39 पूर्वजों के अवशेष 100 साल बाद भारत लौटे हैं. जानें, कैसे और क्यों ले जाए गए थे ये अवशेष, और अब क्यों हुई वापसी. The post ट्रॉफी के तौर पर दुश्मनों के सिर कंकाल रखते थे नागा, अंग्रेज लूटकर ले गए थे ब्रिटेन; 100 साल बाद भारत को लौटाईं खोपड़ियां appeared first on Prabhat Khabar .
18 hours ago · prabhatkhabar.com
New Delhi, Nov 10: The University of Oxford has returned the remains of 39 people belonging to the Naga community in north-eastern India, taken during British colonial rule more than a century ago. According to the BBC, a delegation of around 30 people from Nagaland attended a handover ceremony at Oxford University’s Pitt Rivers Museum on Monday. The remains, mostly skulls, will be brought back to India and buried under a joint memorial in a park in Nagaland. Museum director Laura Van Broekhoven described the handover as “a historic moment that will be part of stories told to next…
Yesterday · greaterkashmir.com
London, Nov 10: The Pitt Rivers Museum at the University of Oxford has handed over the remains of 39 Naga ancestors for their journey back home to India. A 30-strong delegation from Nagaland received the remains at a handover ceremony in Oxford on Monday. The ancestors, most of which are skulls, will be given what […]
Yesterday · theshillongtimes.com
The remains of 39 Nagas, mostly skulls taken during British colonial rule, were formally handed over to a Nagaland delegation at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum. Collected between the 1910s and 1940s, they will be brought to India and laid to rest at a shared memorial in Nagaland. The repatriation follows a Naga-led reconciliation process launched in 2020.
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2 days ago · thesamaja.com
Gap Naga jamoasiga tegishli 39 kishining qoldiqlari haqida bormoqda. Tortib olingan eksponatlar o‘z vataniga olib ketiladi va xotira bog‘iga dafn etiladi.
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The remains were formally handed over to the Forum for Naga Reconciliation and the Naga Tribe Hoho at a ceremony held at the museum on November 9, 2026
2 days ago · thehindu.com
The University of Oxford has returned the remains of 39 Indian people taken during British colonial rule.
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