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- The Pitt Rivers Museum in Britain agreed to return 39 Naga human remains to Nagaland.
- The remains include a warrior’s cranium, a woman’s skull, a young person’s jaw, and other fragments.
- They had been displayed as “headhunting trophies” in the “Treatment of Dead Enemies” exhibit.
- A “monument of healing and peace” will be built at the new resting place in Nagaland.
