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The dead body to bring up dead by the relatives to clean off their corpses during Ma'nenen rituals in North Toraja, Indonesia Stock Photo - Alamy
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Tribe dig up loved ones' corpses and light cigarettes for them in annual tradition - World News - Mirror Online
Tourists pose at Indonesian 'zombie' festival where locals dig up dead loved ones and dress them up for 'corpse cleaning' ceremony | The Sun
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History of yesterday - • The Indonesian practice of 'Ma 'nene' when death does not mean goodbye. • The four-day communal celebration in Tano Toraja. • The digging up of the loved
Tourists pose at Indonesian 'zombie' festival where locals dig up dead loved ones and dress them up for 'corpse cleaning' ceremony | The Sun
