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Navajo

The Navajo call themselves Dineh, which means "The People” in the Navajo language. Closely related to the Apache, the Navajo are an Athapascan-speaking people who migrated southwest from the west central Canada around the 15th century.

Lees Ferry, AZ - Navajo Indians

Lees Ferry, AZ - Navajo Indians

Navaho passing through Canyon, 1904

Navahos passing through Cañon, 1904

Navajo - Ceremonial Dress

Navajo - Ceremonial Dress

Navajo - Hastobiga, Medicine Man

Navajo - Hastobiga, Medicine Man

Navajo - Men, 1915

Navajo - Men, 1915

Navajo - On Horses

Navajo - On Horses

Navajo - People

NavajosGerhard Sisters1904

Navajo - Sand Painting, 1905

Navajo - Sand Painting, 1905

Navajo - Yebichai war gods, 1904

Navajo - Yebichai war gods, 1904

Navajo at dawn

Navajo at dawn

Navajo at Oasis

Navajo at Oasis

Navajo giving the medicine

Navajo giving the medicine

Navajo Hogan, 1940

Navajo Hogan, 1940

Navajo Indian woman weaving.

Navajo Indian woman weaving.

Navajo Near the base of Old Shiprock 1914

Navajo Near the base of Old Shiprock 1914

Navajo Smoking

Navajo Smoking

Navajo stringing a bow, 1913

Navajo stringing a bow, 1913

Navajo Weavers, 1914

Navajo Weavers, 1914

Navajo weaving, 1915

Navajo weaving, 1915

Navajo Yebichai War Gods, 1904

Navajo Yebichai War Gods, 1904

Guestbook for Navajo
katrina prince(non-registered)
We are reading "Sing Down the Moon" by Scott O'Dell. I teach sixth graders in South Florida. My students come from all different backgrounds and countries. I was very surprised that they knew nothing of the Native American culture. So I used your pictures to show them. Thank you so much.....
Christina Evans(non-registered)
I have been studying the Navajo, "Dine" for my Intercultural Studies class. I come across your website & I wanted to say thank-you. Since I have been studying, I have been able to know a little more of my own & in touch with my own native roots, for I am Cherokee.