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WIN! One of Two Great Prizes
NOTE: CONTEST OVER (2/1/2011) We are GIVING THINGS AWAY to start the new year, to announce our new Facebook Fan Page, and our new Newsletter. Tony Hillerman introduced Diné Bikeyah, Quincy Tahoma’s homeland, and its Navajo people to a wide audience … Continue reading
Posted in Navajo, Publication, Quincy Tahoma's Paintings
Tagged contest, Dine Bikeyah, Giveaway, Hillerman, Navajo, newsletter, Quincy Tahoma
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For Veteran’s Day, Insights into Code Talking
Very few people today have not heard of Navajo Code Talkers. It may even be taken for granted that codetalkers are among the veterans who ring the Stock Market opening bell on this Veteran’s Day, 2010.
Amazing Secrets of Tahoma’s Life
1953 The Navajo Scout – Courtesy of Mark Rosacker During our research we were constantly being surprised by people who came up with information that either confirmed our guesses, or totally disproved our assumptions and set us out on a … Continue reading
Posted in Quincy Tahoma's Paintings
Tagged artist, Navajo, painter, Quincy Tahoma, Santa Fe Indian Hospital, Santa Fe Indian School
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What Was Quincy Tahoma’s Clan?
Was it possible that Quincy Tahoma actually did not know his clan as he said? He told people that he had no parents, and that information was in the school records that we found at the National Archives Western office … Continue reading
Posted in Santa Fe Indian School, Tahoma's Family
Tagged clan, David Brugge, Mark Rosacker, National Archives, Navajo, Santa Fe Indian School
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Navajo Identity
January 10, 2005 Who are you? The questions come right after an exchange of names. Where did you come from? What do you do for a living? Do you have children? We tend to quickly try to categorize the people … Continue reading



