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I am trying to find a friend of mine that I met in basic training named Steven Deerhunter Collins. I am Siksika Blackfoot. Please let me know how I can reach Mr. Collins. Thank you!
Hello,
I am a reporter from the NM Compass in Albuquerque(nmcompass.com), and I'm researching a story on the proposed mine on Mt. Taylor. I would like to get comments from someone in the Navajo nation on what this might mean to the surrounding tribes, the environment, and the impacts on workers' health. I would also like more information on the Navajo folklore of Mt. Taylor as it's seen as a sacred mountain.
It seems to me that it is very likely that the Roca Honda mine will be reopened and I wonder if there is anything the Navajo nation or other concerned citizens can do to stop it.
Is there anyone I can speak to about this who knows about the folklore of Mt. Taylor or the history of uranium mining in the region? Judging from this website Harrison might be a good person to talk to.
Thanks,
Robin Brown
505-307-3006
Dear People,
I have printed out and am reading your wonderful timeline regarding the Navajos covering the periods 1821-1847 and 1848-1868. I'm doing research on the period 1864-1868 which is neglected in your text, particularly the time during which A.B. Norton became the Superintendent of Indian Affairs 1866-1868. I was wondering whether you might be writing regarding this period at some later date. Norton was an interesting man, a graduate of Kenyon College in Ohio who, from what I have been able to gather, was sympathetic to the Navajos but died before his measures could be implemented. Because of his defense of the Navajo, I wonder if he may if he may even have met with foul play. Let me know if you would be interested in sharing further information regarding this period in the history of the Navajo Nation.
Thank you,
Don Soeffing
I am working on the documentation of historic signatures and found recently the signature of Jose de Herrera and underneath large letters S.A. Which may mean Society of Atonement for the Franciscans.
The question now is was this an earlier Spanish Inscription or was this individual a member of Saint Michaels Mission.
Any light you can shed upon this discovery would me most appreciated.
Thank You
Fred M. Blackburn
I have enjoyed many of your web pages ever since I began researching my novel, "The Rope Catcher." It is the first and only dramatization of how the Navajo code was created and used, but that is only part of the story. In greater measure it depicts the turbulent changes that swept over Dinetah in the 1940s. My protagonist is fictional, but other major characters include Chee Dodge and Annie Wauneka. (The title comes from a Chee Dodge metaphor).
"The Rope Catcher" has been endorsed by the Navajo Code Talkers Association, and its president, Peter MacDonald Sr., says "the only other person I know who wrote this beautifully about Navajo life and culture was Tony Hillerman." I am going to donate a portion of any profits to the Navajo Code Talkers Foundation.
Since you are so active in promoting all things Navajo, I wanted you to know about my book. I know you'll find it worthwhile, and if you're interested, perhaps we could link our websites online. Check out mine at www.theropecatcher.com
Keep up the good work at Lapahie.com, and I hope you'll check out "The Rope Catcher."
Best wishes,
Larry Stillman
Hello,
I know advertising is not allowed, but I have a question. I would just want to know if anyone knows Vedic Math and interested to learn more. Just doing a research on various platform.
Hello, my name is Alexander Boulton and I was wondering if I could set up a date sometime this week so I can interview you over the phone! It would be a great help. I will have about 10 questions about the Navajo Code Talkers. It would help a lot! Please message back. Thanks!
-Alex
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