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There are over 300,000 members in 2014. That is more at one time than at any time in the past. They are the US largest tribe. To be a member you must have at least one Navajo grand parent. Most live on or near the Navajo Nation but there are Navajo in every state except 3.
That does not count people who have more distant Navajo ancestry. For example many people went to boarding school an the past and met and married into another tribe. Also, in the 17th and 19th century there was a large trade in Navajo slaves to New Mexico Spanish towns and to Northern Mexico. In the 1840s there were counted to be at least 4000. Those people married into the communities they were taken to as the sort of slavery that the Spanish had did not usually go on the the children.
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Are the Navajo still alive today?
yes the navajos are still alive<3 Over 300,000 members today. More than there have ever been.
How many Navajos fit in a hogan?
Yes. Hogans are sacred to the Navajo people.
Is Navajos still using their native language?
Navajos still speak their native language. They also speak English.
What reservations do Navajos live in?
The Navajo reservation
Is Navajos are stil live at there land?
iN N3W MEXiCO,,
What type of houses did navajos live in?
they lived in Hogan's
Is the plural still Navajo or is it Navajos?
It's still Navajo, or "Navajo Nation"
Does Aphrodite still live today?
No Aphrodite does not live today even though she is immortal.
What is the same between Navajo and Cherokee?
Navajos Are From Arizona. and live within the four mout.
Did Navajos have gardens?
yes the Navajos did have gardens
Where do the maroons live today?
Today maroons still live in their old towns and hills but the fighting had stopped after slavery.
Did Navajo Indians live in Germantown Pa?
The Navajos as a tribe do not and did not live in Pennsylvania. However, Navajos are the country's biggest tribe and there are Navajos living in most states. In Carlisle, PA there was the first Indian School and a nearby college where native people from all over the US were sent for decades. Some went willingly some did not. Most were not Navajo but there were some who were.
