Some Sources of Flexibility in Navaho Social Organization

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• Culture and Reservation Economies

  Kathleen Pickering•A Companion to the Anthropology…•2004

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• Navajo Livestock Wealth and the Effects of the Stock Reduction Program of the 1930s

  Eric Henderson•Journal of Anthropological Research•1989

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• Pattern and Process in Ritual Syncretism

  Roland M Wagner•Journal of Anthropological Research•1975

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• Scale Matters

  Open Access•Nurit Bird‐david, Stephan Henn et al.•Scale Matters•2022

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• The Resource Holding Corporation among the Mescalero Apache

  Harry W Basehart•Southwestern Journal of…•1967

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• Economic Variation on the Navajo Reservation

  Stephen J Kunitz, Stephen Kunitz•Human Organization•1977

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• Cultural interpretations and intracultural variability in Navajo beliefs about breastfeeding

  Open Access•Anne L Wright, Mark Bauer et al.•American Ethnologist•1993

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• Early Navajo Archaeology on McKean Mesa, Denétah

  R H Towner, Robert A Heckman•KIVA•2011

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• Social Organization and Seasonal Migrations Among the Navajo

  Eric Henderson•KIVA•1983

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• Rural western Navajo household income strategies

  Open Access•John J Wood, John Wood•American Ethnologist•1980

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• Shonto Revisited

  Open Access•William Y Adams, Lorraine T Ruffing et al.•American Anthropologist•1977

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• A New Look at Navajo Social Organization1

  Open Access•Gary Witherspoon•American Anthropologist•1970

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• Time, Resources, and Authority in a Navaho Community1

  Open Access•Terry Ray Reynolds, Louise Lamphere et al.•American Anthropologist•1967

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