Breakfast - Typical Desert Home of Navajo
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Title
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Breakfast - Typical Desert Home of Navajo
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Description
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Stereograph of one Navajo man and two women seated on the ground in front of a hogan on the Navajo Reservation. The stereograph of three Navajo individuals seated in front of a hogan was created in 1903. The source for date is: Catalogue of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles Entered in the Office of the Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress, at Washington, Volume 35, Treasury Department, 1903, p. 287. The image was also published as part of the sets in: Keystone Primary Units, Stereographic and Lantern Slides, Indians of the Southwest, Meadville, Pa., Keystone View Company, c. 1905-10; Frank M. McMurray, ed. The World Visualized for the Classroom: 1000 Travel Studies Through the Stereoscope and in Lantern Slides. New York and London: Underwood & Underwood, 1915; Teacher's Guide to Keystone Primary Set. Meadville, Pa., Keystone View Company (1927). There is an original negative in the collections of the California Museum of Photography, UC Riverside.
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Keystone Primary Units, Stereographic and Lantern Slides, Indians of the Southwest
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Teacher's Guide to Keystone Primary Set
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Type
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Image
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shortDescription
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Stereograph of two Navajo women and a man seated in front of the entryway of a hogan.
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Spatial Coverage
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Navajo Reservation, Arizona
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Creator
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Underwood & Underwood;Keystone View Company
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Date
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1903
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Format
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JPEG
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Identifier
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V23204; H29855 Underwood
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Source
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Underwood & Underwood; Keystone View Company; Val Berryman Collection of Stereographs, Michigan State University Museum
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Rights
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Public Domain
