NNAD

AcronymDefinition
NNADNavajo Nation Archaeology Department
NNADNamibian National Association of the Deaf (Windhoek, Namibia)
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Often NNAD Navajo archaeologists have traditional Navajo protection prayers or ceremonies done in order to avoid any ill effects to oneself and one's extended family, which might occur as a result of being an archaeologist and handling objects that belong to someone now deceased or walking over a deceased person's house, whether one hundred or thousands of years old.
Although most of the work that NNAD does consists of archaeological survey work, which records and avoids "sites," rather than excavation or digging, the Navajo public usually does not know this until we tell them.
Also, since Navajo Nation Council members are elected every four years, re-education of the newly elected Navajo leaders, including the Navajo Nation president, must be done on a continual basis if NNAD desires continued community and tribal governmental support.
The point being if we were such a great program, then more Navajo students should be in top positions within the Navajo Nation Archaeology Department (NNAD) and the Navajo Nation Historic Preservation Department (NNHPD) by now.
Navajo archaeologist is not an oxymoron: a tribal archaeologist's experience
She urged deaf people to approach the NNAD and not to fear.
The office of NNAD is in Pasteur Street, Windhoek; Tel: (061) 244 811, Fax: (061) 244 811, email nnad@iway.com.na
Beata Shihepo: a challenge to women; From a village called Omududu, in Ukwanyama, Ovamboland, has emerged a woman of such substance that it was a privilege to speak to her about her life
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