Hogan house

A hogan is a traditional home of the Navajo people, who are the second-largest federally recognized tribe in the United States. In its very construction, the building reflects tribal beliefs about balance and tradition.

A hogan is a building with a domed roof and a circular base. The Navajo people native to the United States built temporary versions of hogans until migrating to the Southwest. There, they began building the permanent domed structures now commonly referred to as hogans.

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Hogan layout

Traditional Navajo Hogan At Dawncopyright Joseph Kayne

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