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	Websites & Articles (Displaying Records 1 thru 5 of 5 records found) Mesoamerican Art Slide Collection Manuel Aguilar-Moreno This outstanding collection of images, largely shot by the author while in the field, spans Preclassic Olmec material, through Classic Period Zapotec, Teotihuacan, numerous Maya sites, Olmeca-Xicalanca (Xochicalco and Cacaxtla), through Postclassic Tolt...   Author(s)   More info... Colonial Mexico Art Slide Collection Manuel Aguilar-Moreno This outstanding collection of images, largely shot by the author while in the field, includes sections titled “Maps and Documents of the Sixteenth Century,” “Civil Architecture in the Sixteenth Century,” “Tequitqui Art in the Sixteenth Century,” “Cathe...   Author(s)   More info... Reconocimiento arqueológico en el sureste del estado de Campeche, México: temporada 1998 Ivan Sprajc, Manuel Aguilar-Moreno Full-text article in PDF from Mexicon, 20:2 (1998). Summary: “The henequen plantation owners of Yucatan controlled their labor force through debt peonage. Two types of cuentas (debts) were known: Vouchers which were redeemable at the tienda de raya (c...   Author(s)   More info... Aztec Art and Architecture Manuel Aguilar-Moreno This website, hosted by FAMSI, offers various versions of this study by Manugel Aguilar-Moreno entitled “Aztec Art.” , divided into Aztec Art, Aztec Architecture, or the full, combined study. Introductions to each part, with illustrations, and an “about...   Author(s)   More info... The Indio Ladino as a cultural mediator in the colonial society Manuel Aguilar-Moreno An article in Estudiios de Cultura Náhuatl, vol. 33, put on line for free by the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Translated from French by Jacqueline Galvez. An exploration of archaeological finds and what they tell us, employing historical ev...   Author(s)   More info...