The Navajo Inians are a very fascinating Native American tribe!  They largely inhabited the Soutwest United States and are closely related to the Athabaskan family.  They are also closely related to the Apache Indians, also of the Southwestern United States.
     Historically, the Navajos never came in contact with the Spaniards, the people that so dramaticlly changed the lives of many tribes, until the 18th and early 19th century.  They introduced horses, sheeps and goats that helped the hunting and economy of the Navajos greatly.  They hunted the Great Plains for bison, antelope, deer, etc.