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2010 Hopilavayi Forum – Hopilavayit Itam Qasuutokyani

Published October 12, 2010 Announcements , HCPO , HEEF , Hopi education , Hopi language , The Hopi Foundation 3 Comments
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  1. 1 Phil K October 14, 2010 at 11:12 am

    For those not attending, hopefully someone will post some comments about how the 2019 Hopilavayi Forum next week.

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  2. 3 Phil K October 14, 2010 at 11:16 am

    Correction. That would be the Hopilavayi forum in 2010 not 2019.

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