Placeholder: The painting of Little gazelle (Tatanka-cikala)'s face and body among the plains tribes was said to be a form of mental conditioning. the Warrior paint herself with personal protective designs and colors beforehethey engaged in battle with an enemy. The painting of Little gazelle (Tatanka-cikala)'s face and body among the plains tribes was said to be a form of mental conditioning. the Warrior paint herself with personal protective designs and colors beforehethey engaged in battle with an enemy.

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The painting of Little gazelle (Tatanka-cikala)'s face and body among the plains tribes was said to be a form of mental conditioning. the Warrior paint herself with personal protective designs and colors beforehethey engaged in battle with an enemy.

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