Petroglyph panel showing reddish sandstone wall with lighter tan petroglyps carved into it. Large corn figure on left and other human-like figures including person on horseback on right.

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Navajo living history carved into stone

Location: New Mexico, United States

Duration: 10 mins

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Sites of Dinétah | Crow Canyon

Navajo living history carved into stone

Published: 2024

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About Sites of Dinétah | Crow Canyon

The Crow Canyon Petroglyphs site is located in the heart of Dinétah—the ancestral homeland of the Navajo, or Nihokaa’ Diné people. The red sandstone walls with petroglyphs and archaeological sites in this picturesque valley are a living testament to the Navajo people's enduring resilience and spiritual beliefs. This online tour was developed in collaboration with the Bureau of Land Management and is designed to be an educational resource sharing how the petroglyphs at Crow Canyon connect to living traditions through video interviews with Navajo experts.

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This Tapestry tour was made possible with support from the Bureau of Land Management. A special thanks to Harry Walters, Tim Begay and Erik Simpson for providing their expertise and perspective on this project. All translation and voice-over was completed by Mildred Walters.

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