TheNavajo Central.org WebsiteFrom Chinle, Arizona"The Heart of the Navajo Nation!""Featuring FAQ's* about Life With and Among The Navajo People " |
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*FAQ's=Frequently Asked Questions |
Landmark Fish Point stands besides Black Mesa behind reminants of Ventana Mesa below. Viewed across the valley of Cottonwood wash from the Pinon turnoff on U.S. 191, three miles south of Chinle |
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All Contents Copyright 1997, 1998, 1999 by Calumet ConsultingUpdated October 7, 1999 |
Initially a resource for incoming Foreign Exchange students, this document has evolved to contain nearly 200 questions with answers about day to day living in Navajo Land. The answers have been compiled with the help of many individuals in the community. Each person contributed their unique style and insights. The document continues to grow as new questions are received, though at a slower rate. The questions and answers are valuable information for those moving here as part of their career, for tourists who seek an understanding of the Dineh and for anyone wanting to know more about life among the Dineh (Navajo People.)
The collection has been used by schools and universities for courses dealing with cross-cultural situations. The entire document is copyrighted. It should only be viewed on the WEB. If you copy it, or print it without explicit written permission you are breaking the law.
Includes weather forecasts, maps, images and road conditions and closures.
Samples of rugs, weaving areas, the history of rug development, articles on rug care, more information on Churra sheep: Makes for informative reading. Several sources offer rugs for sale, or directly from weavers.
This True-Type Navajo font is free. The PC utility for remapping the keyboard is shareware. You must be using the LusNavajo font in your application for everything to work! The keyboard is remapped and the numeric keys become vowels with diacritical marks. Developed at and originally offered by Grey Hills High School. However, that site has been down for a long time.
Right now, I don't have an FTP site, so mail me a request and I will send it back to you as an attachment. he file is self-extracting. Complete installation documentation is included in text files once the file is uncompacted.
Operated by Will B. Tsosie, Jr. and his extended family, Coyote Pass Hospitality, provides a rare experience to those seeking an intimate adventure into Navajo living. Will is in demand for booking custom tours and does cultural consulting. His focus is on the quality of your visit rather than on the quantity of visitors. Mr. Tsosie is a consultant of international renown for the Tribe, universities, businesses and national museums.
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The Terra Bus is an improvement from the traditional open trucks used for Canyon tours. It can transport visitors in climate conditioned comfort and is kinder to the environment. Daniel's working on getting one! |