Vicki Barker
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first heard Jul 2025
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The Pitt Rivers Anthropological Museum in Oxford removed all human remains from its displays six years ago, and this week it announced it's returning the bones of dozens of indigenous Naga people to their ancestral homes in India and Myanmar.
For NPR News, I'm Vicky Barker in London.
The high status Egyptian woman named Asru had been on display in Manchester Museum since eighteen twenty five when its layered linen wrappings were peeled away, revealing the mummified body beneath.
But now the twenty five hundred-year-old remains have been moved into storage, with museum managers saying the removal, quote, aligns most closely with what we understand about her own wishes.
The Pitt Rivers Anthropological Museum in Oxford removed all human remains from its displays six years ago, and this week it announced it's returning the bones of dozens of indigenous Naga people to their ancestral homes in India and Myanmar.
For NPR News, I'm Vicky Barker in London.
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I mean, I realize everybody's singing along.
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The high-status Egyptian woman named Asru had been on display in Manchester Museums since 1825, when its layered linen wrappings were peeled away, revealing the mummified body beneath.
But now the 2,500-year-old remains have been moved into storage, with museum managers saying the removal, quote, "...aligns most closely with what we understand about her own wishes."
The Pitt Rivers Anthropological Museum in Oxford removed all human remains from its displays six years ago.
And this week, it announced it's returning the bones of dozens of indigenous Naga people to their ancestral homes in India and Myanmar.
For NPR News, I'm Vicki Barker in London.
The high status Egyptian woman named Asru had been on display in Manchester Museum since eighteen twenty five when its layered linen wrappings were peeled away, revealing the mummified body beneath.
But now the twenty five hundred year old remains have been moved into storage, with museum managers saying the removal aligns most closely with what we understand about her own wishes.
The Pitt Rivers Anthropological Museum in Oxford removed all human remains from its displays six years ago, and this week it announced it's returning the bones of dozens of indigenous Naga people to their ancestral homes in India and Myanmar.
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