A Navaho boy, New Mexico

"In appearance the Navaho is tall, rather slender and extremely agile. Both sexes, almost from birth, are at home on the pony, and the men are famous for their ability in running. At first acquaintance they are silent and seemingly unfriendly but on closer acquaintance they are found to possess...

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Navajo Indians
Necklaces
New Mexico
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