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Usually ships in 2-3 days. Originally compiled in the 1940's and updated in 1962 this book from the Harvard Press tells everything most have an interest in about Navajos and their daily lives, language and culture. Unfortunately, much of what is discussed here about beliefs has not made it to the current generation, never-the-less it provides a framework from which the present Navajo people evolved. Answers to most questions submitted to our website can be found within this book's covers. Highly Recommended |
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Navaho LegendsUsually ships in 2-3 daysCollected and Translated By Washington Matthews beginning in 1880. Originally Published in 1897. / Paperback / Reprinted by University of Utah 1994
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| Order Dine' Bahane: The Navajo Creation Story |
Usually ships in 24 hours Paul Zolbrod(Translator) / Paperback / Published 1988 Our Price: $13.56 ~ |
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Aileen O'Bryan (Translator) Paperback - 187 pages reprint edition (June 1993) Dimensions (in inches): 0.46 x 9.20 x 6.14 Amazon.com Sales Rank: 169,220 |
Order Navajo Stories of The Long Walk Today |
This is a rare find. Collected from Navajo elders in the 1960's by then newly created Navajo Community College, this view through Navajo eyes of the Dineh's subjugation, their forced removal to Ft. Sumner and their eventual repartriation to their homelands, gives an insight into who the Navajo are today. The book contains one of the few accounts of the battle at Navajo Fortress in Canyon DeChelly and the history of Massacre Cave. Recommended reading | 
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 Dine Bizaad : Speak, Read, Write Navajo : Lessons 1-10 |
Book and Tape by Irvy W. Goossen. Introduces Navajo alphabet and associated phonetic pronunciations. ( A Navajo alphabet True Type font is offerred elsewhere in this website.) Review - The publisher , May 16, 1996 Diné Bizaad is a first-year Navajo language textbook Diné Bizaad: Speak, Read, Write Navajo emphasizes the skills essential for a communicative approach to language learning. Each of the 30 chapters has a cultural or practical theme. Vocabulary and grammar are introduced and practiced within this context. Diné Bizaad was written with students in mind to give them the opportunity to use and enjoy the Navajo language. Irvy W. Goossen, a teacher and student of the Navajo language for many years is the author of Navajo Made Easier: A Course in Conversational Navajo. Clay Slate writes: " Irvy Goossen's newest contribution to the growing field of Navajo language curriculum will be valuable to many students and teachers of Navajo. It retains the strengths of Navajo Made Easier with dialogues and grammatical and cultural explanations. In addition, this new text includes student exercises and expanded grammatical material." --This text refers to the paperback edition of this title. |
| Current Edition by Raymond Friday Locke provides an overview of history, governmental relationships, and both historical and current political issues. |
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