Lenora Tsosie on corn in Navajo family ceremonies
Lenora Tsosie of the Navajo (Diné) Nation discusses the ritual significance of native corn and its use in the ceremonies that mark the coming of age of young Navajo women.
Видео Lenora Tsosie on corn in Navajo family ceremonies канала Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
Видео Lenora Tsosie on corn in Navajo family ceremonies канала Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
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