A Books To Believe In's Top 10 List
Top 10 Best "Navaho" Books
PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS ON TWITTER
GET YOUR BOOK PUBLISHED
TODAY'S FREE KINDLE BOOKS
Tweet about this page
Tweet
#10
Navaho Symbols of HealingDonald Sandner M.D.Books |
Bonus
The Enduring NavahoLaura GilpinNavaho |
The Enduring Navaho "This is a book of superb photographs. Its portraits of individuals and family groups convey a quality of intimacy and serenity; its landscapes spread out the dramatic setting of desert, mountain, and canyon in which these people live; and its scenes of daily activity show many of the details of the way their life has been lived. Among the pictorial records of Navajo country and life, Miss Gilpin's volume deserves a special place. --American Anthropologist "This is not a brand new book, nor a best-seller here today and gone tomorrow. It is record of the Navajo people and their country, a book to keep and to refer to over and over again, always with deep pleasure. Do friends ask you about the Navajos? Send them this book, for it is the heart of the tribe. --The Navajo Times "This book can't be summarized successfully. It needs to be seen and read, and then savoured again and again for a joyous adventure in beauty and spirit. --Santa Fe New Mexican ". . . a touching tribute to The People, to their endurance and their adaptability, to their vanishing way of life and to the new one openi... |
#9
Navaho Weaving Charles Avery Amsden
|
#8
Masked GodsFrank WatersBooks |
#7
Three Navaho Households - a Comparative Study in Small Group CultureJohn M RobertsBooks |
#6
Navaho WitchcraftClyde KluckhohnBooks |
Search more on this site |
#5
The Peyote Religion Among the NavahoDavid F. AberleBooks |
#4
Navaho legendsWashington MatthewsBooks |
#3
The Navaho Missile ProjectJames N. GibsonBooks |
#2
The Navaho Clyde Kluckhohn
|
Navaho Folk Tales When Water Monster caused the Great Flood, the thirty-two clans of the first people left the summer land of the Fourth World and migrated to the fifth World through an enormous hollow reed. In this marvelous collection, Franc Newcomb recounts some of the many such tales she heard during long winter evenings at Blue Mesa, tales that describe the journey of the Diné to the present world and the efforts of the People to establish themselves here. Every person, animal, and insect who made the difficult ascent was expected to bring some tangible magic, skill, or knowledge to help make the new world a place of harmony and beauty. Their stories fill this book. The accounts of Hosteen Coyote's endless mischief and the contributions of First Man and Woman, Spider Woman, the Red Ant People, Pollen Boy, and many others portray much about the Navajo attitude toward all life. |
Bonus
Navaho Folk Tales Franc Johnson Newcomb
|
#1
Hosteen KlahFranc NewcombBooks |
|
To find more products like these use search terms like: Living Well
Soapmaking
Bookmark this page and come back |
Tweet about this page
Tweet
|
Use the arrows to control the books or watch as the books scroll by
and then click on the cover of the book you'd like to find out more about!
If you're an author and want your book advertised
on over 10,000 webpages, contact us at e-Books To Believe In
and find out about this and our other distinctive proprietary
marketing advantages for publishing your book/e-book with us!