The Navajos, who call themselves Dineh the People, inhabit North America and belong to the Athapaskan language branch. They come from the northern region and today occupy a plateau that runs through most of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah - in territorial terms it is considered the largest native space in the United States.
Its vast and unpopulated land is lined with small portions of pine, pine nut, sagebrush and other vegetation. Narrow passages such as the Canyon de Chelly and del Muerto stretch for miles. Glowing rocks emerge from the earth like grand deposits built by giants. Although it looks like deserted territory, here and there are minimal Hogans, or huts, and suddenly flocks of sheep in this inhospitable region.
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The Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
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