I'm a 31 y/o white man becoming involved with a native american Navajo woman who is 36 y/o, What can I expect from this type of woman, and are there statistics on successes and failures of these types of relationships?

I would say you should expect the same things you would expect from any woman of any background. Love has a funny way of bridging those things. (And if you happen to have a Cowboys-and-Indians fantasy, you could probably make that happen, too, with some degree of realism;)
I'm kidding, of course. Good luck with your new woman, whatever her background. I would be more worried about what you can expect from others OUTSIDE the relationship, as our country is a little anachronistic about such things, but I wouldn't care too much about it. If you love her, and she loves you, the rest can go scratch.

Much can be learned about native/aboriginal values from Googling, but why? You've got first hand access to an expert. If you love and value her and are truly interested in learning about what her heritage means to her, how it shapes her perception and identity -- ask. It can only bring you closer.

I'm sure this isn't the answer you're looking for, but not all people who are the same race act the same...
There are many different shades of grey here. She may be very into her culture and beliefs, and she might not be into them at all. She might be religious, or might not. People are all different, and since no one here has met her- we can't answer that. You'll just have to date her and see.

I would not base statistics to base your decision on if you want to stay involved with a Navajo woman.I would say she would be like any and all women.Her cultural background shouldn't matter.If you are really interested in going out with her ,just do it.If cultural differences are an issue date someone else.

Didn't you ask this already? Except differences in upbringing, culture, beliefs, and etc.

well, I am a blackfoot woman married to a white man. Things work well between us...just like any good combo of people...he does however, have an interest in my culture that we keep alive in our household!

Don't drink from the vase unless you want to marry her... If you don't know about this, ask her.... :-)

Oh, and also- please only post one question about your topic. Spamming the same question, though worded a little differently, isn't going to get you any better answers- only annoyed people, like me.