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RENAMING THE MEXICAN CODICES

Author:	Maarten Jansen; Gabina Aurora P̐ưerez Jim̐ưenez
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Edition/Format:	Article : English
Publication:	Ancient Mesoamerica, 15, no. 2 (2004): 267-271
Database:	ArticleFirst
Other Databases:	ECO
Summary:	The names of many pictorial manuscripts from ancient Mesoamerica honor collectors, politicians, scholars, or institutions of the “Western” world or the national elite, alien to the people who created them and the region to which they refer. Different usages in designating these codices and lienzos have introduced some confusion in the nomenclature. Here, a new set of names is proposed that is more in conformity with the contents of the documents and closer to the Mesoamerican culture.  Read more...
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