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Navajo tribe members sees eclipse as death of the sun

The Navajo tribe views the eclipse as a taboo, seeing the sun as a father figure and an eclipse as its death, according to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

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Navajo tribe members sees eclipse as death of the sun

The Navajo tribe views the eclipse as a taboo, seeing the sun as a father figure and an eclipse as its death, according to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

United statesAlaynna littlefeatherMuseum of native american history in bentonvilleNative american historyArkansas alaynna littlefeatherGreat american eclipseGreat north american eclipseGreat north american total eclipseNavajo tribeSolar eclipseThe moonThe sunTotal eclipseTotal solar eclipse

Navajo tribe members sees eclipse as death of the sun

The Navajo tribe views the eclipse as a taboo, seeing the sun as a father figure and an eclipse as its death, according to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

United statesAlaynna littlefeatherMuseum of native american history in bentonvilleNative american historyArkansas alaynna littlefeatherGreat american eclipseGreat north american eclipseGreat north american total eclipseNavajo tribeSolar eclipseThe moonThe sunTotal eclipseTotal solar eclipse

Navajo tribe members sees eclipse as death of the sun

The Navajo tribe views the eclipse as a taboo, seeing the sun as a father figure and an eclipse as its death, according to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

United statesAlaynna littlefeatherMuseum of native american history in bentonvilleNative american historyArkansas alaynna littlefeather

Navajo tribe members sees eclipse as death of the sun

The Navajo tribe views the eclipse as a taboo, seeing the sun as a father figure and an eclipse as its death, according to the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

United statesAlaynna littlefeatherMuseum of native american history in bentonvilleNative american historyArkansas alaynna littlefeather

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