Harold Carey Jr. – Instructional Design and Internet Consultant – Malad City, ID

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Hello…
I’m Harold Carey Jr.

I am a Certified Professional Instructor in Digital Literacy. I teach online classes in Computers, Internet, and Navajo History and Culture.

I am also a Navajo Historian and spend a lot of my time work with the Navajo People.

Web Sites

My new client is Malad City Dentists Ed Thorpe DDS. His website is Malad Valley Dental Clinic

My web sites:

Elearning101.org

Self-Reliant-Living.com

Navajo-Arts.com

NavajoPeople.org

CrownpointRugAuction.com

Client web sites:

MacksInn.com

IslandPark.com

DineLady.com

YountProgram.org

Accelered.org

 

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Victor Bianchi September 16, 2011 at 6:35 pm

Harold Carey Jr.
I am writing to ask for your help in understanding the work of Ted DeGrazia. Several of DeGrazia’s paintings show Navajos wearing a tall, conical hat (www.degrazia.org). I am writing a paper on DeGrazia and am struggling to understand the inspiration for the use of this “witch-like” hat. I was told by the gallery which represents DeGrazia that: “As far as we know, DeGrazia got his inspiration from the traditional tall black hats worn by the older, wiser men of the Navajo tribe in Arizona, so he was painting something he saw on his trips to the Navajo nation”. I can not find any example of this type of hat in the historical record and was wondering if you have ever seen it used by the Navajo. Any help or examples would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Victor Bianchi

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Victor Bianchi October 3, 2011 at 4:34 pm

Mr. Carey,
I am following up on an email that I sent to you a few weeks back concerning the use of a conical hat worn by the Navajo and painted in works by Ted Degrazia. Please let me know if you are able to help.

Kind Regards,
Victor Bianchi

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Ariel Ellsworth June 17, 2013 at 3:14 am

Hi Harold,
My grandmother, Christina Ellsworth, who is the co-manger of the Crownpoint Rug Weavers Association. She has been trying to get a hold of you. She lost your number and my auntie, Celestie Ellsworth, has your info on her email account but she passed away in November and cannot get into her account. If you would, please give my grandmother a call asap at 505-610-6797. Thank you

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harold June 17, 2013 at 4:42 am

I will call her tomorrow night.
my new number is:
208-766-3618

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