That is a subject that can not be answered in the limited space available here - it would take many books to give a complete answer.
Every tribe was different; among most Plains tribes decorated tipis were the exception rather than the rule and around 90% of tipis had no designs of any kind. They were simply the natural cream colour of the hides used to make the cover, with the upper section blackened by smoke from the internal fire.
Among the Crows it was a tribal tradition not to paint designs on their tipis except in very special circumstances - the tipis were left as white as possible in most cases.
Some Plains people used traditional tribal designs (such as the Blackfoot); some designs indicated a medicine lodge or a great warrior with outstanding war achievements; other designs simply recorded particular events, hunts and battles of the past.
Not all tipi decorations were painted; sometimes buffalo tails were sewn all over the outside of the cover in a repeat pattern.
A calumet (a medicine pipe hung with feathers) painted on a tipi might mean that the tipi was the home of a war party leader or a medicine man; stylised horse tracks indicated a warrior who had taken part in raids to steal enemy horses; rows of guns might mean that the warrior had counted coup by taking the guns from enemy warriors in battle.
Among the Blackfoot tribes, white disks represented puffball mushrooms which had celestial connections and were considered sacred. Some tipi designs indicated membership of a warrior society, or membership of a particular clan.
There was no universal interpretation of symbols - each tribe had its own different system for recording war achievements.
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They live in tepees, and long houses.
Pictographs and drawings eventually developed into modern letters.
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The Comanche's built tepees for shelter. The frame of the tepee was made of slender poles, and the outside was covered in buffalo hides. The Comanche moved frequently to follow the herds of buffalo, and the tepees could be taken down and set up quickly.
she draws political cartoons that have messages about her life.
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There are different national and international standards for symbols and abbreviations. You will need to check out the national standards for the drawings you are referring to.
tepees
cus if you draw drawings then you draw draweings alot more often
Plains Indians
tepees
They lived in tepees, because they were nomads.
caves ,huts and tepees
Native American Indians
a type of drawings are detailed threads, and complementary threas
they made tepees made out of buffalo skin
They used symbols and drawings to write. This king of writing is called Codex