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Apaches De Navajo MZ conveys the full extent ofWhere did the Navajo people come from and when did they differentiate from the larger Athabascan group? Using historic documents, linguistic evidence, and archaeological sites near Abiquiu, New Mexico, Curtis Schaafsma makes the case that in the late 1500s all Apache groups, including ancestral 'Apaches de Navajo,' as the early Spaniards called the Navajo, were tipi dwelling buffalo hunters living on the high plains of New Mexico. From there, the