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O'odham

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O'o·dham  (-däm)
n. pl. O'odham or O'o·dhams
See Papago.
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Eight pieces of art accompany text explaining how each piece evolved and how it reflected Tohono O'Odham life into his art, with black and white and color images alike exploring the author's life and art.
The Sweet Smell of Home by California Bookwatch
One of the most fascinating characters I met on the trip was Raymond Daukei, a Kiowa whose roots are in the Tohono O'odham tribe.
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