Navahos have five fingers
by Allen, T. D.
Series: The Civilization of the American Indian series 68 Published by : University of Oklahoma Press (Norman, OK) Physical details: 249 p| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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| sw 900 - 999 | Book Cart | 970.3 All (Browse shelf) | Available | In Memory of : Mrs. Althea Naylor | 40990 |
Don't take any wooden Indians --
"Just keep the roof on the place" --
Laughter is a language --
Medicine men --
Deh, Not Txo --
Town meeting, reservation style --
Ladies do sweat --
Lambing time --
The good samaritan-Navaho version --
Psychosomatics and "sings" --
Navahos in labor --
Social events of the summer season --
Small victories over a large enemy --
Full speed ahead --
Snipe hunt --
Readin', writin', and rythmitic --
The day we traveled a thousand years.
An account by a white couple serving as caretakers of a vacated outstation in the Ganado Mission in Apache County, Arizona, details their deepening appreciation of the Navajo people's traditions and culture.
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