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Social life of the Navajo Indians

by Reichard, Gladys Amanda

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First published: 1900 1 language

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An ethnographic study of the Navajo covers kin terms, dyadic relationships, descent groups, marriage rules, and ceremonies.

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Navajo Indians Social life and customs

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