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The biggest challenge in calling the games is that the language the Navajos speak, Athapaskan, is highly descriptive so it takes longer to convey the action than it does in English. in history from the University of Manitoba where her 1981 doctoral thesis, "The Missions of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate to the Athapaskans, 1846-1870," became a standard reference. Goulet, "The Northern Athapaskan 'Berdache' Reconsidered: On Reading More Than There is in the Ethnographic Record," in Jacobs et al, Two-Spirit People, 50-52. |
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