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SoA STUDY OF NAVAJO SYMBOLISMWheelwright, Mary C.1951. Myth of Mountain Chant, told by HasteenKlah; Beauty Chant, told by Hasteen Gahni.Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, Bulletinno. 5. Santa Fe.Wyman, Leland C.1936. Navaho diagnosticians. American Anthropologist,vol. 38, pp. 236-46.1952. The sand paintings of the Kayenta Navaho.University of New Mexico, Publications inAnthropology, no. 7.Wyman, Leland C, and Harris, Stuart1941. Navajo Indian medical ethnobotany. Universityof New Mexico, Bulletin, vol. 3.no. 5.Wyman, Leland C, and Kluckhohn, Clyde1938. Navaho classification of their song ceremonials.American Anthropological Association,Memoirs, vol. 50.
PART III:NOTES ON CORRESPONDING SYMBOLS INVARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLDbyMary C. Wheelwright
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