The Navajo Indians are located in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. They eat foods like corn, beans, squash, nuts, fruits, meats, and livestock. Men wear breechclothes and women wear woven skirts, and both wear ponchos or cloaks made of deerskin. They live in log cabins called hogans. Their religion is connected to the land and well-being of all living things. Traditions include burying the umbilical cord near a newborn's hogan. They celebrate ceremonies like the Night Chant for harmony and healing. Crafts include jewelry, blankets, baskets, and other woven items.