Dr. Temsu Jamir
Lead Historian
Specializing in Naga ethnography, Dr. Jamir oversees the historical accuracy of our metadata and classifications.
Our Journey of Preservation
Tracing the roots of Naga heritage through a lens of historical dignity and digital preservation, ensuring our ancestors' stories live on.
Our Purpose
Digital Repatriation
For decades, the visual history of Nagaland remained locked in private collections and distant museums. Our mission is to facilitate the digital repatriation of these images, bringing ancestral imagery back to the heart of Naga communities.
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Preservation
Safeguarding physical artifacts through high-resolution imaging.
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Accessibility
Ensuring global access to the visual history of the Naga people.
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“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. Our archive is the water that keeps those roots alive for generations yet unborn.”
Council of Elders, 2024
Who We Are
A collaborative effort between dedicated historians, technical specialists, and the guardians of our oral traditions.
Neikuo Kire
Chief Curator
An award-winning photographer dedicated to documenting contemporary Naga life while preserving ancestral visual records.
Atu Konyak
Community Liaison
A bridge between the archive and village elders, ensuring oral histories are captured alongside every photograph.
Join Our Mission
Your support helps us fund high-resolution digitization and community outreach programs in remote villages. Together, we can safeguard the Soul of Nagaland.