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Dine (Navajo) Sacred Sites
This small group holds a sacred site of the Dine (Navajo) people, a place within the sacred geography bounded by the four sacred mountains that define the Navajo homeland and figure in their ceremonies and origin narratives. These are sites of a living culture.
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