Plains Indians, who have had a star-crossed nomadic existence across the United States for generations, clearly qualify as aboriginal to that area of North America.
Plains Indians are extremely creative, especially the field of ledger painting. It has been written that the Southern Cheyenne, a Plains tribe originally from Oklahoma survived incarceration at Fort Marion in St. Augustine, Florida by discovering how to tell stories of the struggles and triumphs by painting them on ledger paper.
This page presents folk art from the indigenous peoples of the Great Plains.
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