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13—NAVAJO HOGAN
The Navajo Indian house or home is still
built in aboriginal style of sticks and mud
with dirt floors. From ancient custom the door
always faces the east. During the summer
months they move higher into the mountains
and build a temporary Hogan.
In case of death of any member of the
family, while in the Hogan, they immediately
desert it and it is known as a "Chin-dee
Hogan" or haunted house.
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