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Readjusting the focus: Exercising agency through the Ballangbang cultural dance

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Readjusting the focus: savagery or communal ritual?

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Fading memory of Neela Thotti

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The Introduction of African Rice in Suriname

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Tea Leaf (Laphet) in Myanmar

Tea Leaf (Laphet) in Myanmar

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King Alaungsithu offering tea leaves to his Palaung subjects

The History of Tea Leaf

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Konbaung Dynasty and Luntaya Acheik

Konbaung Dynasty and Luntaya Acheik

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Luntaya acheik: Then and Now

Luntaya acheik: Then and Now

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U Pein Bridge (2): Learning History Through Childhood Poem

U Pein Bridge (2): Learning History Through Childhood Poem

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Learning About Culture from Pagoda's Murals

Learning About Culture from Pagoda's Murals

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Photographs as Memory Triggers

Photographs as Memory Triggers

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Dr. Akum Longchari

Re-seizing the Naga Narrative

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