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List of Symbols The Native American Indians used many symbols to convey secret weapons. Our illustrated list of symbols show that their design bodies, natural phenomena and animal designs. The list of symbo different reasons and were on depicted on numerous objects and different types of body decoration including tattoos, used by I horses were painted with symbols. Many items in the list of sy religious beliefs. Others in the list of symbols conveyed immed members and identified specific clans. Some Native American sym from one generation to another. Other items in the list of symb indicating good hunting or areas to be used for a specific purp the Interpretation of Symbols . List of Symbols - Ideas from Pictures The list of symbols provide an additional insight into the Nati form of non-verbal communication which was instantly understood shows a handprint on his chest - but what did this mean? This s Americans of most of the Indian tribes. Native American Indian was often used as a reflection of important events in their liv and symbols as described in the article on Horse War Paint . The additional detailed information and facts are available on the List of Symbols - Tattoo Ideas from the ancient The list of symbols include the most ancient Native American In established in 1000AD and continued to 1550AD onward. The Missi building cultures of North America in Midwestern, Eastern, and based on warfare, which was represented by an array of emblems, of Symbols providing ideas for tattoos and include cosmic image Mississippian Native Americans practiced body painting, tattooi
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List of SymbolsThe Native American Indians used many symbols to convey secret and mysterious signs on their bodies, clothes, homes and weapons. Our illustrated list of symbols show that their designs were usually based on geometric portrayals of celestial bodies, natural phenomena and animal designs. The list of symbols show that signs and colors were used for a variety of different reasons and were on depicted on numerous objects and articles used by Native Americans. War paint and different types of body decoration including tattoos, used by Indian warriors contained secret symbols and signs - even horses were painted with symbols.items in the list of symbols were spiritual in nature conveying Native American religious beliefs. Others in the list of symbols conveyed immediately identifiable secret messages to other tribe members and identified specific clans. Some Native American symbols were specific to individual families and passed down from one generation to another. Other items in the list of symbols had a practical purpose such as providing directions, indicating good hunting or areas to be used for a specific purpose. For additional information refer to the article on the Interpretation of Symbols
List of Symbols - Ideas from PicturesThe list of symbols provide an additional insight into the Native American signs and symbols that were displayed as a form of non-verbal communication which was instantly understood by the Indians. The picture of the Mandan chief clearly shows a handprint on his chest - but what did this mean? This site contains authentic Pictures of the Native Americans of most of the Indian tribes. Native American Indian tribes are well known for their use ofused as a reflection of important events in their lives. Even their horses were adorned with various designs and symbols as described in the article onPaint. The List of Symbols provide some fascinating information and additional detailed information and facts are available on the meanings of every sign listed in the list of symbols.
List of Symbols - Tattoo Ideas from the ancient Mississippian cultureThe list of symbols include the most ancient Native American Indian symbols from the Mississippian culture which was established in 1000AD and continued to 1550AD onward. The Mississippian Native Americans were the last of the mound-building cultures of North America in Midwestern, Eastern, and Southeastern United States. The Mississippian culture was based on warfare, which was represented by an array of emblems, motifs and symbols. The icons are included in our List of Symbols providing ideas for tattoos and include cosmic imagery depicting animals, humans and mythical beasts. The Mississippian Native Americans practiced body painting, tattooing and piercing.
List of Symbols
The List of Symbols and their meanings are detailed for each of the signs shown on the list. For additional information refer to
List of SymbolsNames of Symbols Picture of Symbol
Arrow
Arrowhead
Avanyu
Bear
Bear Track
Bird Man
Bird Symbols
Bird Track
Brothers
Butterfly
Cactus
Camp Fire
Circle
Change
Chunkey
Courage
Coyote
Cross
Cross in a Circle
Crow
Dancer
Days and Nights
Death
Deer Track
Dragonfly
Drum
Eagle
Earth
Enclosure
Eye of a Medicine Man
Falcon
Fire
Fox
Family
Feathered Serpent
Feathers
Fertility
Friendship
Four Ages of Man
Gila Monster
Great Serpent
Great Spirit
Hand
Handprint
Hand Eye
Harmony
Hawk
Heartline
Homecoming
Hoof Print
List of Symbols
List of Symbols
The List of Symbols and their meanings are detailed for each of the signs shown on the list.
List of SymbolsNames of Symbols Picture of Symbol
Horned Serpent
Horse
Hope
Hummingbird
Indian Camp
Journey
Kokopelli
Lake
Life
Lightning
Love
Man
Man in the Maze
Many Fish
Medicine Wheel
Moon
Morning Star
Mountain Range
Mother
Owl
Panther
Peace
Piasa Dragon
Raccoon
Protection
Raven
Rain
Red Horn
Saddlebag
Scalp
Serpent
Shaman
Sisters
Snake
Solar Cross
Spider
Spring & Summer
Square
Star
Strength
Sun Symbols
Swastika
Symbol of Man
Symbol of Strength
Temporary Home
Thunderbird
Trickster - Coyote
Turtle
Twins
War
Water
Warrior
White Soldiers
Winter
Woman
Yei
Zuni Bear
