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The Navajo Woman is a hard worker. Aside from her weaving, she has the children to raise, the

Published / Created:
[1951]
Call Number:
Zc56 951mi
Collection Title:
Monument Valley and the Navajo country ...
Image Count:
1
Description:
P. 29
Publisher:
Hastings House
Subject (Name):
Navajo children, Navajo Indians --Pictorial works, and Navajo women
Subject (Topic):
Indian women--North America--Pictorial works and Indians of North America --Pictorial works
Collection Created:
New York, Hastings House [1951]
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > The Navajo Woman is a hard worker. Aside from her weaving, she has the children to raise, the sheep to tend, some gardening to do. She is always in conventional costume, with lovely silver and turquoise jewelry

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The Navajo at home. Life in the great outdoors with no sign of worries nor cares. The people of

Published / Created:
[1951]
Call Number:
Zc56 951mi
Collection Title:
Monument Valley and the Navajo country ...
Image Count:
1
Description:
P. 33
Publisher:
Hastings House
Subject (Name):
Navajo children, Navajo Indians --Pictorial works, and Navajo women
Subject (Topic):
Indian women--North America--Pictorial works and Indians of North America --Pictorial works
Collection Created:
New York, Hastings House [1951]
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > The Navajo at home. Life in the great outdoors with no sign of worries nor cares. The people of Navajoland appear content with their way of life. They have their homes, their food and necessary clothing, their children and their horses, in a setting of

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The Navajo men, women, and children, both young and old, all are expert riders, and a pony is part

Published / Created:
[1951]
Call Number:
Zc56 951mi
Collection Title:
Monument Valley and the Navajo country ...
Image Count:
1
Description:
P. 20
Publisher:
Hastings House
Subject (Name):
Navajo Indians --Pictorial works
Subject (Topic):
Indians of North America --Pictorial works
Collection Created:
New York, Hastings House [1951]
Found in:
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > The Navajo men, women, and children, both young and old, all are expert riders, and a pony is part of their standard equipment. Many of the animals, running wild over the mesa, are trapped, gentled, and skillfully trained

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