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None. The Kiowas (Kaui-gu) are a major native American Plains tribe in their own right; they speak a language classified as Kiowan, part of the Aztec-Tanoan group. Kiowa warriors favoured dyed deer-hair roaches attached to their hair, hair-pipe bone breastplates, otter-fur-wrapped braids and silver concho ornaments.

They are sometimes confused with the Kiowa-Apaches(Naishandin), a completely different and unrelated tribe speaking an Athapaskan language of the Na-Dene group. The Kiowa-Apaches formed part of the Apache tribes (hence their name) but they lived and camped among the Kiowas, while retaining their own language, religion, culture and ceremonies. Their warriors typically did not wear any of the items mentioned above for the Kiowas.

The links below take you to images of Kiowas and the unrelated Kiowa-Apaches:

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