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Show -- couraged missionary I I 1 etc. I . !t.:trll. I " • '. as. same ! I eachpther, tact with I i .!" . , , .:' .. - ,1.- _, said of the : .. -:-. .. -f : regard '·1 .'., : ,. .";' this l-" _. "_ . corrt.act. During ':', ) the Sumer, ':'.1. ,---- s lith'·!lhis' ag- and historical ·l,.:;· .. .. the I good grazing about moves - prevents domain. It ... - _ seems more so·well. over ... time, _ .. .• , that as per- I would established on their his over is own .pa st.ur e- inclement---perhaps thus that' he saves the mre distat parts each ot ber-s the cold of' his pasture to his Navajo is conr.i.ned . famous a' silversmith, making the .. busy time, period, in the winter when respect when'"the '- » !.... use ,_.. that the Navajos he may be j Navajo jewelry . .. their ., J., - "home" -_.) mblingn II the In the wi.nt.e r rights. ... • his hogan for .. weather of course . - I i ( best hor-serre nv- when the weather is not too I we re - • _... came con- - they·have been 'ven' w{t'h' hi':·'·fB.1nilY'; but' it' near into' Regardless of what - - cap- northward tha they. nomad. a erly It is true that he "Re servat.Lon'", lands' during ... since hardly true, as < the •..•. matter in their " kept in came furnish ed- .t.he world '. Navajo is It has been said that the Navajo ··1 sul, t -.Thi's by,rot.he Sioux.-·"; . may be not have, spread seem ·to r'e horses, arumal,s. in 'I'he se Jine with the Lnev.i.t.ab.l,e and- the haps' the Sioux. . many fine brought until, t.hey and, theSioux , ; ". Navajos had- bsen in, that ··vicinity. after the IImade for each were • relative .to t he. Sioux Indians. r wild!,t,' .t.hey run domeet i.cat.ed .capt.ur-ed and I r _ been sa.id high, Rock'i.es east. of the -t II Allowed to iVity. I the horse and . ....... re of, :tvIexic6, increasing. until t.hey.we . { Navajo . , of Lhe ,Ara.:-,Bab-Noor breeds J rountains ;, themselves!'. ". the 16th century The, early Spanis4.of .! perhaps .. such of these l::!ii and peo?t,es; pue lila , .. I • , Th " they "he Lped said that the It is I, . .' ar:g ':. •. as the;.!Nav:osd9-esire9-. .:., !:-.l.<.',. J:- I ,J, I I I . . : I ,chli pep!,..': The Spanish padres. the goats .' peaches, apricots, horses, sheep, ! did introduce padres by among them work tourists' and sometimes like perhaps ourae'L yes |
