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What is the Apache translation of 'Pictures of our Apache land'?

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"Ndee bi ni' bida'ilzaahí" is an Apache equivalent of "Pictures of our Apache land."

The phrase refers to a program that is available to students in their freshman to senior years at Cibecue Community School in Arizona. The program aims to protect and restore cultural sites in the Cibeque area. It also seeks to preserve Apache cultural knowledge related to the sites.

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