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The Plains Indian Sign Language (PISL) is a manually coded language used, or previously used, by the native tribes of the Plains lands of the United States , and Canada for the purpose of trade. Early accounts suggest the language's existence long before European arrival.

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  • Plains Indian Sign Language
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  • The Plains Indian Sign Language (PISL) is a manually coded language used, or previously used, by the native tribes of the Plains lands of the United States , and Canada for the purpose of trade. Early accounts suggest the language's existence long before European arrival.
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  • The Plains Indian Sign Language (PISL) is a manually coded language used, or previously used, by the native tribes of the Plains lands of the United States , and Canada for the purpose of trade. Early accounts suggest the language's existence long before European arrival.
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