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Paul Natonabah, longtime Navajo Times photographer, dies at 82
DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAA Paul Natonabah, whose photographs documented more than four decades of Diné history for the Navajo Times, died Saturday, July 25. He was 82. Natonabah, who was born June 7, 1944, became one of the newspaper’s most recognizable... Read more.
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