The sweat bath is special to us'
Author
M.Aaland
Article Date
April 4, 1976
Journal Title
Arizona
NAVAJO INDIANS - CEREMONIES
The social organization of ceremonial practitioners at Navajo Mountain, Utah
Author
J.S.Chisholm
Article Date
Winter 1975
Journal Title
Plateau
The prayer of the Navajo carved figurine, an interpretation of the Navajo remaking rite
Author
S.D.Gill
Article Date
Fall 1974
Journal Title
Plateau
The Navajo house blessing ceremonial
Author
C.J.Frisbie
Article Date
Autumn 1968
Journal Title
El Palacio
The Navajo hand trembling ceremony
Author
M.Sawyer
Article Date
July 1973
Journal Title
AFFword
The deer, and his importance to the Navaho
Author
F. H. Elmore
Article Date
November 1953
Article Abstract
Domestic and ceremonial uses
Journal Title
El Palacio
Notes from the Museum of Navaho Ceremonial Art
Article Date
Fall-Winter 1968
Article Abstract
Life-size dioramas portray ceremonies of the Navajo
Journal Title
Sw Assoc Indian Affairs Q
Navaho trading and trading ritual: a study of cultural dynamics
Author
W. W. Hill
Article Date
Winter 1948
Journal Title
Sw J Anthro
More to healing than the medicine
Author
K.W.Luckert
Article Date
October 12, 1975
Article Abstract
Excerpted from Karl W. Luckert's The Navajo Hunter Tradition (University of Arizona Press, 1975)
Journal Title
Arizona
Kinaalda: the pathway to Navajo womanhood
Author
D. Begay Ryan
Article Date
Winter 1988
Article Abstract
The author gives a detailed account of the age-old ritual by which a girl passes into womanhood. Chaning Woman, daughter of First Man & First Woman, set the pattern for the ritual. Illus. Ports
Journal Title
Native Peoples