Photo Tour of the Phoenix Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market
By Elizabeth R. Rose, About.com
As I wandered through the Plaza, past the fry bread vendors, and toward a shady spot, I came upon these impressive gentlemen seated behind a simple wooden table. They were original Navajo Code Talkers. They were visiting with the event attendees and selling books about their WWII experiences. It was an honor to meet them. More information on the Navajo Code Talkers.
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- Welcome to the Spring Indian Fair and Market
- Prizes are Awarded for The Best Art
- Corn Maiden Sculpture
- Navajo Code Talkers
- Native American Dancers
- Native American Dancer - Grace and Wisdom
- Native American Dancer - Unusually Beautiful Beadwork
- Heard Indian Market and Fair - Colorful Art and Friendly Artists
- Rug Weaver - Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market
- Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market - Purchasing Art
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