A Native American people originally from the Great Plains, particularly in what is now Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas.
From the Kiowa word 'Kwu-uda' or self-designation meaning 'principal people.' The English spelling comes from early European contact and trading post records.
The Kiowa developed a unique written language in the 1800s by adapting their oral traditions—and today their descendants are working to revitalize their language because it holds unique ways of understanding the world!
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