Northern Arizona University

Special Collections and Archives: digital archives include topics related to Hopi and Navajo history and culture, Indian Health Services, and powwows in a searchable online index of centralized resources from multiple locations. Virtual exhibits are available, including Indigenous Voices of the Colorado Plateau and Flagstaff All-Indian Pow Wow exhibit; digital repositories include: Colorado Plateau Archives: "public access to the regional archival treasures held by the Cline Library. Explore thousands of vintage and contemporary photographs, diaries and letters, oral history interviews, films, and maps which document the history and development of the Colorado Plateau from ancient cultures to the present. Most items have been digitized from the original format, some resources are "digitally born." Although new material is added weekly, many primary resources available at Cline Library await digitization"; Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff Division, Hopi Cultural Preservation Office, Navajo Nation Museum: "archive collection consists of approximately 50,000+ historical photographs, audio/video recordings, and paper documents and manuscripts which depict Dine' culture and history, ranging primarily from the early 1900s to the 1960s." Research guides for full collections are also available, see website for details on accessing materials.