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Native American sign language
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Native American sign language
-- How Native Americans use hand signals to communicate.
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"Native American sign language was used by the various tribes of the Great Plains. Using simple hand signals, members of tribes that did not share a common language were able to communicate with each other - exchanging information about the location of buffalo, the presence of enemies, weather conditions, or goods to be traded"
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Title
Native American sign language -- How Native Americans use hand signals to communicate.
Call No
P 117 O47 1998
Authors
Olsen, Madeline
Carter, Ben, 1936-
Subjects
Indigenous sign language--Great Plains--Juvenile literature.
Indigenous peoples--Great Plains--Juvenile literature.
Native peoples--Great Plains--Juvenile literature.
Aboriginal peoples--Great Plains--Juvenile literature.
Language
English
Published
[Mahwah, N.J.] : Troll, 1998.
Publication Desc
32 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 22 x 28 cm.
ISBN
0816745099
LCCN
98106314
Dimensions
22 x 28 cm.