Name: Hogan: The Traditional Navajo Home
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For centuries, the hogan has existed as a shelter for Navajo families. The hexagonal- or octagonal-shaped structure was more than a home and continues to mean much to the people. Explore the significance of the hogan, from traditional home to a place of meditation and ceremony to an architectural symbol represented in new and different ways every day. Learn what the hogan means through this brief but focused book, with color photos to enhance your understanding.

ISBN-13: 9781877856938
Genre: Indigenous Peoples, Published by WNPA
Format: Paperback
Trim size: 4 1/2" x 6 1/4"
Page count: 13 pages
Published by Western National Parks Association in 1999
Written by Scott Thybony
Audience: Adult, General

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