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bedtime history. The Navajo people, also called the Dene, have one of the richest and most enduring cultures in North America.

For hundreds of years they have lived in the southwest, in the beautiful lands of what are now Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. Today this area is called the Navajo Nation,

the largest Native American reservation in the United States. With wide deserts, tall rock formations,

and open skies, the land itself plays a big part in Navajo history and traditions.

Long ago, the ancestors of the Navajo lived farther north, but around 1,000 years ago, they migrated to the southwest.

They learned many skills from neighboring Pueblo tribes, such as farming corn, beans, and squash.

They also learned weaving techniques,

which later became an important part of Navajo culture.

Over time, the Navajo created their own strong identity,

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