In the face of current and future challenges, the artisanal salt-making practices of the Pochury Naga in Matikhrü village provide a compelling area of study. This research delves into the historical and contemporary ...

This handbook examines the transformative shifts in Indigenous archaeology, driven by Indigenous peoples’ calls for control over their intellectual and cultural heritage, and the discipline’s growing embrace of Indigenous ...

Ceramics is the most abundantly found artefact at an archaeological site and is a useful tool in seriating and co-relating cultural deposits. Furthermore it also aid in establishing relative chronologies. It acts as a prime ...

This chapter delves into the intricate relationship between cultural artifacts, indigenous heritage, and museum representation, focusing on Naga ancestral remains at the Pitt Rivers Museum. The framework centers on the ...