Navajo Country
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Duration: 11
Genre: Educational | Ethnographic | Historical
Year Published: 1951
Creator: U of Minnesota A-V Educ Services
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Shows the nomadic life of the Navajo Indian in northeastern Arizona. Includes sheep herding, making yarn and weaving blankets, and making jewelry. Explains the significance of symbols used., Shows the nomadic life of the Navajo in northeastern Arizona. Includes sheep herding, making yarn and weaving blankets, and making jewelry. Explains the significance of symbols used.
Complete Record: Shows the nomadic life of the Navajo Indian in northeastern Arizona. Includes sheep herding, making yarn and weaving blankets, and making jewelry. Explains the significance of symbols used., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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