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6. The fact that women were not routinely imprisoned is not the only reason they did
not display these types of autographs. Apparently Plains Indian women did not
produce realistic representations like the men, but rather geometric designs, usually
on such items as parfleches.
7. For an account of how a costume-symbol (details of dress and adornment) replaced
the name-symbol in the drawings of Fort Marion prisoners, see Petersen.
8. For a discussion of authenticity, objectification, and Natachee Momaday as Momaday
presents her in The Names, see Paul Jay's essay in this volume.

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