-
teaching other Navajos how to work with silver.
Navajos initially obtained silver from
coins and
ingots and
hammered them into shape. By 1880,
Navajo silversmiths...
- to
contemporary Navajos'
sense of
identity as a people". The
traditional Navajo homeland spans from
Arizona through New Mexico.
Navajo built houses, planted...
- Nation",
citing potential "confusion and
frustration among Navajo citizens and non-
Navajos". In
Navajo, the
geographic entity with its
legally defined borders...
- today, for
Navajos and non-
Navajos alike.
Navajo dolls,
beyond their aesthetic appeal,
serve as
cultural artifacts reflecting the
Navajo people's adaptation...
- The term
Navajo Wars
covers at
least three distinct periods of
conflict in the
American West: the
Navajo against the
Spanish (late 16th
century through...
-
Navajos Film
Themselves is a
series of
seven short do****entary
films which show
scenes of life on the
Navajo Nation. It was
added to the
United States...
-
construction of the dam and the
resulting lake
flooded and destro**** one of the
Navajos' most
sacred sites. The Lake and ****ociated s****line
areas near the dam...
-
missile USS
Navajo, the name of more than one
United States Navy ship "
Navajo", a 1903
piece of po****r
music by
Egbert Van
Alstyne The
Navajos, a subgroup...
-
Signal Officer stated, "Were it not for the
Navajos, the
Marines would never have
taken Iwo Jima."
Navajo lands were
initially colonized by the Spanish...
- Camp
Navajo was
originally opened in 1942 in Bellemont, Arizona. It was
originally designated Navajo Ordnance Depot, and its
primary use was the storage...
