blog writing #culture event: the navajo people

Around the 15th century, the Navajo or rather Dine migrated to northwest Canada and Alaska, where they continued to preserve many of their traditional behaviors. These people have their own culture and arts, including weaving, basket-making, pottery-making, and jewellery-making, which are handed down to daughters and granddaughters today. The Navajo Indian Reservation is situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and spread throughout the Southwest of North America. During the cultural event, I realized that Dine people are mostly family-oriented and their culture focuses on family values, events, and their lifestyle. The Navajo Nation spans across Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. The Navajo culture is characterized by many traditions and customs that have been born from the love of the land. Navajo people are known as "The Dine" or "The People".