You Know That Age Old Saying Of Leave Only Footsteps Implying A Lot Of Native Americans Didn’t Leave

You know that age old saying of leave only footsteps implying a lot of native americans didn’t leave a trace.  That isn’t always correct.  Around here the Anishinabe bands would sometimes leave birch bark staked into the ground near the riverbank campgrounds like a modern sign. It had basic pictographic messages for other Anishinabe bands to know what is going on. It provided valuable info like which clans crossed, If they were a visiting, hunting, peace or war delegation, What direction they went, If there was death or illness and approx time they camped. 

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