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Navajo
Studies Subject Guide: History
Books
Books on Navajo history can
be found in the E99.N3 and F sections of the library. Most of the material
can be found in the Southwest Room.
Useful subject headings for searching the San Juan
College Library Catalog:
- Navajo Code Talkers
- Navajo Indian Reservation--History
- Navajo Indians--Biography
- Navajo Indians--Government
relations
- Navajo Indians--History
- Navajo Indians--History--19th
century
- Navajo Indians--History--20th
century
- Navajo Indians--Treaties
- Navajo Indians--Wars
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Journal
and Magazine Articles
The following print indexes are good places to look
for citations to articles about political science topics.
Some useful journals in the San Juan College Library
Collection:
| Title |
Paper |
Bound/Fiche |
| Colorado Heritage |
2001 + |
1985-2000 |
| Colorado History Now |
Nov 1997 + |
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|
| Currents: News Utah State Hist. Soc. |
Feb 1999 + |
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|
| New Mexico Historical Review |
Jan 2001 + |
1963-1966, 68-2000 |
| Utah Historical Quarterly |
2001 + |
1982-2000 |
| Utah State Hist. Soc. News. (Now Currents) |
1996-97 |
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| Western Historical Quarterly |
Spr 2001 + |
1971, 74-75, 82-2000 |
For a complete list of titles,
click here. If
you find a title not in our collection, please see the Reference Librarian about
InterLibrary Loan.
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Electronic
Indexes and Full-text Databases
First Search includes several databases
that cover art, literature, and language topics. The following are some good
databases to begin a search:
AHSearch: Indexes
the world's leading arts and humanities journals. Covers 1980 to the present.
Includes some fulltext.
Useful Subject Headings
Dissertations: Selectively
covers masters theses and dissertations including dissertations from Canada,
Great Britain, and Europe. Coverage from 1861 to the present. Abstracts included
only since 1980 for Ph.D. dissertations and 1988 for Master's theses. For
information on how to get a copy of a dissertation, see the Reference Librarian.
There are no subject terms
for Navajo in this database. Useful Subject Heading:
Humanities Abstracts: Abstracts
covering diverse subject areas of the
humanities. Covers 1984 to the
present, including some full-text articles. A good place to begin a general
search.
Useful Subject Headings:
- Navajo Indians.
- Indians of North America
- History
Social Science Abstracts: Includes
citations, abstracts and some fulltext articles from general social science
periodicals, some of which include historical studies. Coverage from 1983
to the present.
Useful Subject Headings:
- Navajo Indians.
- Indians of North America
- History
Wilson Select and Wilson SelectPlus: Includes
fulltext articles from humanities and social science journals and popular
magazines. Coverage from 1994 to the present.
Useful Subject Headings:
- Navajo Indians.
- Indians of North America
- History
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Search the following modules for information
on historical topics. There is no subject term for Navajo. The best results can
be found doing a keyword search.
- Humanities Module
- Multicultural Module
Note To set up a ProQuest search
in a specific module, follow these steps:
- Click on "Collections" at
the top of the ProQuest screen.
- Click on the "+" sign in the box next to "ProQuest
General Reference"
- Click on the box next to the module you wish to select.
Some sample journals:
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Web Resources
Navajo
Nation Museum
http://nnlibrary.navajo.org/
Links to exhibits and other resources
on the history of the Navajo/Diné people.
Navajo
Timeline
http://www.lapahie.com/Timeline.cfm
A fairly extensive timeline of Navajo
history.
Navajo
Codetalkers Bibliography
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq12-1.htm
A list of resources about the Navajo
Codetalkers. Also includes a link to a Navajo
Codetalker Dictionary: http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq61-4.htm. Also
includes a fact sheet:
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq61-2.htm Navajo
Code Talker Site
http://www.lapahie.com/NavajoCodeTalker.cfm
This site was designed by the son
of one of the Code Talkers. It includes links to articles about them, the original
code, biographical sketches and other resources.
The
Long Walk to Bosque Redondo
http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues97/dec97/bosque.html
An article in Smithsonian Magazine. Includes
a link to other resources.
Long
Walk of the Navajos
http://americanhistory.about.com/library/prm/bllongwalk.htm
An article written for about.com.
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