The sacred tradition of running remains an important aspect of Navajo culture. Historically, it was essential for a community’s survival, aiding in communication, hunting, and spiritual connection. #TVOOriginal "Red Fever" looks at the roots of how and why Native American cultures have been revered, romanticized, appropriated—and in the process, uncovers the truth about the profound impact of Indigenous peoples on Western culture. Stream the full doc on our YouTube Channel, Friday, September 27!

Navajo Nation fights for elders in coronavirus pandemic

Diné necklace made with high grade turquoise stones. #navajojewelry #nativeamericanjewelry #turquoisejewelry #number8turquoise #turquoise #westernfashion #westernstyle #westernjewlery #marksublette #medicinemangallery | Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery

This reel is all about identifying historic Navajo bracelets by taking a closer look at the terminals and how they’re decorated. Most of the time when you see these end pieces put together with a turquoise cabochon, it’s an indicator that the piece is from the early 1900s. This stylistic element became less common through mid-20th century, but when turquoise jewelry’s popularity resurfaced in the late 60s and 70s you would see silversmiths use this design to make their pieces seem older than the

Who were the Navajo code talkers?

Know This Before Learning The Navajo Language.

The disappearing language of Navajo