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by Shane Brown
There are many different types of pine trees.
For our Navajo people these trees are special. They have medicinal purposes.
The pine nuts provide f...
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by Shane Brown
There were certain staples among the diet of our Diné.
Corn, beans, squash and mountain tobacco. The tobacco wasn’t planted, but instead had to ...
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by Shane Brown
There are many stereotypes about Native American people and our Diné are no exception.
Largely this issue can be placed on the shoulders of Hollyw...
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by Shane Brown
In this video, Wally shares about the beginning of Lake Powell. There was a young interpreter who helped the Federal Government and local Navajo...
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by Shane Brown
It’s the second part of the traditional teaching of “If it’s going to be it’s up to me”.
The saying goes both directions. If good things are goi...
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by Shane Brown
The teachings about life run deep in our culture.
From a very young age young Diné people are taught about reproduction.
Teachings that can't be a...
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by Shane Brown
It's our clan system that identifies us to other Diné (Navajo People).
This clan system is sometimes confusing. But when understood... it is easy ...
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by Shane Brown
The story of our Diné is more intricate than what has been told in the history books.
The stories passed down from generation to generation throug...
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by Shane Brown
It was windy that day.
But we did our best and hiked around the Hovenweep structures.
The signs put up by the Park Service say "We May Never Know"....
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by Shane Brown
In this video Wally shares about the Four Sacred Mountains.
And how our Diné would migrate in the winter time.
On location at Mount Hesperus, the...
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by Shane Brown
Known as Chief Manuelito, his family came from the area of Dinétah that is near present day Moab Utah and the Bears Ears.
This area has a lot of hi...
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Be careful who you follow.
Don't follow along without thinking.
Today there are many asking for followers and many follow without thinking.
A lot...
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