Introduction to the Study of Sign Language Among the North American Indians
by Garrick Mallery U.S. Army 1880
Garrick Mallery's 1880 work introduces the study of sign language among North American Indians. Drawing from his U.S. Army experience, it explores the gestures and signs used by indigenous peoples for communication. This historical text provides insights into the diversity and significance of Native American non-verbal languages, offering a foundational perspective on their cultural expressions.
About This Book
This book offers an introduction to the study of sign language among North American Indians, authored by Garrick Mallery of the U.S. Army in 1880.
It examines the gestures and signs employed by various indigenous groups as a means of communication.
The text serves as an early contribution to understanding Native American cultural practices through non-verbal language systems.
Mallery's observations highlight the complexity and regional variations in these sign languages.
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