Navajo sheep and horses. The Navajo have over a million sheep and many thousand horses. The scene is taken at Ganado, in the middle of the Navajo Reservation, Arizona

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  Navajo sheep in Monument Canyon, a branch of the greater Canyon de Chelly

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  View of sheep grazing in a canyon.

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  Navajo Blanket Weaver. The Navajo tribe sell over a million dollars in blankets every year. Navajo Reservation, Arizona

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  Navajo woman weaving a blanket on a loom.

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  Navajo Woman of Ganado, Arizona

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  A Navajo woman called Na da Kitche.

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  A locality sacred to the Navajo. The hill in the background is known far and wide as sacred ground and many healing ceremonies take place on the top of the hill

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  A flock of sheep grazing below a hill considered sacred to the Navajo.

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  Canyon del Muerto, Navajo Reservation, Northeastern Arizona

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  Cliff-dwelling ruins.

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  Mummy Cave in the Canyon del Muerto, Navajo Reservation, Arizona

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  Distant view of cliff-dwelling and Mummy Cave.

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