Analysing the Distinctive Traits of the Kojum Descendants (Kojum Welfare Society) in the Tagin Culture

Abstract: The fundamental aim of this study is to illuminate the unequivocal characteristics of the Kojum descendants within the Tagin tribe by foregrounding their distinctive social, cultural, and historical attributions. These attributes not only distinguish the Kojum subdivision of a group but also enhance their prominence within the broader Tagin community. Their exceptional position has long drawn the attention of scholars and authors, often resulting in more focused inquiry into the Kojum lineage than the Tagin tribe as a whole. Driven by the need to address this academic interest and uncover new research directions, this study endeavours to explore previously overlooked or under-examined aspects of Kojum heritage. By delving into their tradition, identity, and social organization, the research seeks to offer a more comprehensive and nuanced understanding. In doing so, it will fill significant gaps in our knowledge and offer well-founded interpretation that can guide and enrich future research on both the Kojum descendants and the wider Tagin community.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-07-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15869317
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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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Analysing the Distinctive Traits of the Kojum Descendants (Kojum Welfare Society) in the Tagin Culture

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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Analysing the Distinctive Traits of the Kojum Descendants (Kojum Welfare Society) in the Tagin Culture

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Abstract: The fundamental aim of this study is to illuminate the unequivocal characteristics of the Kojum descendants within the Tagin tribe by foregrounding their distinctive social, cultural, and historical attributions. These attributes not only distinguish the Kojum subdivision of a group but also enhance their prominence within the broader Tagin community. Their exceptional position has long drawn the attention of scholars and authors, often resulting in more focused inquiry into the Kojum lineage than the Tagin tribe as a whole. Driven by the need to address this academic interest and uncover new research directions, this study endeavours to explore previously overlooked or under-examined aspects of Kojum heritage. By delving into their tradition, identity, and social organization, the research seeks to offer a more comprehensive and nuanced understanding. In doing so, it will fill significant gaps in our knowledge and offer well-founded interpretation that can guide and enrich future research on both the Kojum descendants and the wider Tagin community.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Rajiv Gandhi University (IN)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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