When confined to the reservations Plains Indians took to recording their past exploits and history. They also recorded their reactions to their new surroundings often far from their places of birth. Which of the following would they use for this purpose of record keeping?

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Plains Indians often used ledger books to record their history and experiences while on reservations. These books were obtained through trade with settlers and contained pre-drawn lines that made it easy for the Indians to record their stories and artwork. Tipi hides, blankets, and shields were used for ceremonial and decorative purposes, but were not typically used for record keeping.

When Confined to the Reservations Plains Indians Took to Recording