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Navajo Artist
Navajo Art on a 15 Oz Classic MugThis mug would make a unique Navajo art inspired gift.
Navajo Artist The artist is the revealer of creativity. These artists have worked very hard on their artwork. This is their way of life. Please enjoy these pieces as the artist have intended.
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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians. Geography. Desert – dry, hot in day, cold at night Plants – very few plants Natural resources – animals, plants, water. Transportation. Traveling with horses. Horses meant a lot to them. Hogan -out side Hogan. Hogan -in side Hogan. Hogan hand made. Dwellings.

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Navajo Friend

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All about the Navajo Indians:

All about the Navajo Indians:. Who were the Navajo?. The word Navajo comes from the Indians, meaning “farmlands or planted fields” The Navajo lived in Arizona , New Mexico, Utah and Colorado . Its called the four corner region because its takes up the four meeting corners of the states.

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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians . By: Kayce swink & Austin Humphrey. Navajo Indians. The Navajo was a very big tribe . they lived in hogans and had very little food for how many people who lived in the tribe. Navajo Homes.

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the navajo

the navajo. by: yonatan,zach , leon , ilan. location. Utah New Mexico Arizona they came from northwest Canada . homes. The Navajo made wooden huts covered in mud called hogans . food. beans squash corn potatoes peaches caribou wheat elk. miscellaneous.

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Navajo

Navajo . Sand Paintings & Balance. Navajo Indians. Largest tribe located in Southwest Followed and learned from the Pueblo Used sheep for food and clothing Lived in Hogans built from wooden poles, tree bark, and mud Reservation currently located in Arizona- 140,000 people.

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Navajo Tribe

Navajo Tribe. By: Brianna Stover. Ways Of Life . The Navajo was a tribe that lived in New Mexico and Arizona. Navajo called themselves Dinch meaning ‘’The People”. If you want to learn more about the Navajo Tribe keep watching!. Shelter .

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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians . By: Zach Renier. http:// www.yippy.com /. Main Menu. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY.

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Navajo

Navajo. Ben and Matthew 2B. Location. The Native American Navajo tribe.is one of the largest tribes of American Indians. They lived in the south west in areas that are today Arizona new Mexico Colorado and Utah Are tribe is mostly from Arizona and New Mexico, Colorado, and utah .

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Navajo Baskets

Navajo Baskets. And the constant change of culture. The Traditional Navajo Baskets. W hite center of the wedding basket portrays either Mother Earth or the beginning of the life B lack stepped terraces either clouds or mountains R ed circular band either sunrays or a rainbow.

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Navajo Link:

Navajo Link:. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rSvm3m8ZUA. African Americans during WWII.

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Navajo Sandstone

Navajo Sandstone. Andrew Infante Dennis Titterton Zoe Gentes Amy Lombari Jennifer Sullivan. “One of the largest wind-deposited formations in the geologic record.". Picture: http://www.agiweb.org/geotimes/nov03/NN_navajo.html. What you need to know:.

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Navajo Nation

Navajo Nation. Four Corners. Four Corners. Map of Navajo Nation. “Checkerboar d Reservation”. The Navajo Reservation. Radio Station. Mt. Taylor. Window Rock. Window Rock is the capital of the Navajo Nation

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Navajo

Navajo. By John, Emu, Avery, Bethany, and Emily. Navajo Information. The Navajo came from the North in the early 1500s. The U.S. made them move so 2,000 Navajo died in the walk. They are closely related to the Apache.

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The Navajo

The Navajo. The Dineh: The People. Prepared by Rebecca Baird. When and where the religion was established:.

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Presentation about artist

Presentation about artist. Wisława Szymborska. Biography 1. She was born in Bnin (now a part of Kórnik) near Poznań in Poland. In 1931 her family moved to Kraków. Since then, Szymborska has been linked with the city of Kraków where she studied, worked, and still resides in.

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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians. By: McKenzie. Where They Live. They lived in the desert. The main place they lived was Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. 500 years later they moved to northern New Mexico and Arizona. They decided to make their New Mexico. Homes. Navajo families lived in homes called hogans.

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Navajo

Navajo. American Native Tribe. Where did they live?. The Navajo Indian Natives lived around Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. The Navajo people are still living in their traditional territory today.

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Navajo

Navajo. The Long Walk By Gerry Domagala. Long Walk. The “Long Walk” was the term used to describe the 1864 emigration of the Navajo Indians and other tribes to the Bosque Redondo Reservation along the Pecos River.

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About the artist....

About the artist.... Angela is a self-taught Canadian artist. She was raised in Northern Ontario in the rural community on a dairy farm.

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Navajo Indians

Navajo Indians. By Kyler Moody. Table of contents. 1slide. Traditions 2slide. What did they eat 3slide. Where did they live 4slide. How did they dress 5slide. Famous people 6slide. Contributions 7slide. How big is their tribe 8slied. Extra information 9slied. Quiz 10slide. Websites

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NAVAJO NATION

NAVAJO NATION. Smoke Alarm Project April – June 2005. INTRODUCTION. Fire Department www.firerescue.navajo.org/. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE - Fire Station #10 PO Box 3360, Window Rock, Arizona 86515. Fire Station #40 PO Box 1960 Tuba City, Arizona 86045.

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