Thirty-nine ancestral Naga skulls have successfully returned to Kohima from Oxford University, marking a significant moment for the region. The remains were transported back to their homeland following discussions and repatriation efforts involving relevant authorities.
Community members and leaders in Kohima received the ancestral human remains upon their arrival. Further details regarding the formal handover and subsequent arrangements for the skulls are expected to be shared by local representatives as the process continues.
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