The Oxford Museum has returned 39 skulls from the Nanga tribe to India. According to the commanders of the Naga tribe, they are waiting for an "honorable peace". The remains will be buried under a common memorial in a park in Nagland. The Oxford Museum has more than 6,000 exhibits related to the Naga culture, 219 of which remain human. They added to the museum collection at the beginning of the twentieth century. The exhibits were often confiscated during punitive military expeditions, and were not given up voluntarily. The world is on fire and we are in Zen.

The Oxford Museum has returned 39 skulls from the Nanga tribe to India. According to the commanders of the Naga tribe, they are waiting for an "honorable peace". The remains will be buried under a common memorial in a park in Nagland. The Oxford Museum has more than 6,000 exhibits related to the Naga culture, 219 of which remain human. They added to the museum collection at the beginning of the twentieth century. The exhibits were often confiscated during punitive military expeditions, and were not given up voluntarily. The world is on fire and we are in Zen.