Spain by Bernardino de Sahagún have been shortened to Sahagún, Book No., vol. no.: pg.
no., as the book number is what distinguishes one volume from another, with the exception …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 The Mixtec Pictorial Manuscripts Page 3 The Early Americas: History
and Culture General Editor Alexander Geurds, Leiden University Editorial Board Nikolai Grube …

This article presents the argument that consideration of non‐European and nonalphabetic
writing makes possible new understandings of literacy and, in addition, that contemporary …

The “Codex Mendoza” is one of the earliest, most detailed, and most important postconquest
accounts of pre-Hispanic Aztec life. Nahuas and Spaniards manufactured the codex through …

In this essay, I explain how certain Mesoamerican practices came to be thought of as"
hieroglyphic"" writing." I argue that an awareness of this history can offer new perspectives …

In Mexico City on some unknown date perhaps in the early 1540s, an Aztec artist depicted
two occupied him: painting (figure men 1). gathered The artist around unmistakably the very …

An early colonial narrative in the central Mexican Nahuatl language describes a striking
scene in which a wise person, referred to as a tlaiximatini, or “experiential knower,” climbs to …

This study examines the relationships between and intersections of figural imagery and
hieroglyphic text in Classic Maya sculpture during approximately AD 600-900 in southern …

This dissertation examines a complex negotiation of textualities that took place in sixteenth-
and seventeenth-century New Spain. Focusing on ethnohistoric texts authored by Fray …

The cultural construction of experience and perception has been a topic of interest among
scholars working in Mesoamerica for decades. Archaeological remains, art, ancient and …