[NorthEastIndia] Nagaland: India's lost world (Guardian Weekly)
An article in the Guardian Weekly
The Naga, a group of tribes for whom the ancient customs of headhunting, giant log drum making, and spiritual healing are still a way of life, are found in the remote hills of northeast India. Nagaland has been closed to outsiders for a long time, accessible only to those with special permits. But recently two explorers travelled into its heartland. During their visit, Peter van Ham and Jamie Saul kept diaries that record their interactions with these complex and diverse people
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-Radhika
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