plainsclocksystem
The Plains Clock System is a traditional timekeeping method used by some Indigenous communities in the Great Plains region of North America, particularly among groups such as the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota peoples. Unlike Western mechanical clocks, which divide time into hours, minutes, and seconds, Plains Clock Systems are often based on natural cycles, seasonal changes, and cultural observations.
This system relies on the sun, moon, stars, and the behavior of animals and plants to mark
The Plains Clock System reflects a deep connection to the land and the natural world, emphasizing harmony
Today, the Plains Clock System remains an important aspect of Indigenous cultural identity, though it is often