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An item from Collection M 197:
Southwest historic printed materials

"A part of the Navajo’s mythology"
by Washington Matthews,
reprint from The American Antiquarian, April 1883 (18 pages)

Year this booklet was printed: 1883. 
Purchased by the Center of Southwest Studies, March 2005 (accession 2005:03012.2).
Digital images created: March 2005.

 © 2005  by Fort Lewis College Foundation, Center of Southwest Studies account
 


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For further reading:  A printed copy of this is available for use in the Delaney Southwest Research Library in the Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College.


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Digital imaging by Jan Lips; web presentation by Todd Ellison, Center of Southwest Studies, April 2005.


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