"Pictographs of the North American Indians" is a report containing considerable material on the art, culture and language of the Indian tribes of North America. Written by Garrick Mallery, this book is an important resource for studying the traditions and techniques of pictographs in tribal culture. The talk examines the symbolism, meaning, and uses of icons that help diversify our understanding of Native American history and heritage. Published in 1886, this work is an integral part of the study of the cultural diversity and traditions of the indigenous peoples of North America.