The Farmington Inter-tribal Indian Organization in New Mexico dedicated a new hogan on Wednesday.
Work on the hogan began in December. But it couldn't be used until it was completely finished and was blessed by a medicine man.
The organization got its start in the 1970s, when racial tensions in Farmington were high. It has become a cultural and educational institution, with 21,000 people visiting annually.
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(The Farmington Daily Times 8/12)
Farmington Inter-tribal dedicates new hogan
Thursday, August 12, 2004
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