The document addresses the study of Nahuatl medicine from historical and anthropological perspectives, emphasizing the importance of integrating both disciplines to fully understand its evolution and cultural significance. ...

This article examines the numinous images of female sexuality in the worldviews of various indigenous Mesoamerican groups, focusing particularly on figures like the Xtabay, a supernatural female entity who uses seductive ...

The document presents an analysis of the theory of the Asian origin of the high Mesoamerican cultures according to Paul Kirchhoff. Through the study of lists of gods, calendars, rituals, and symbols, evidence is sought to ...

This document presents a selection of Nahua poems written by Alfredo Ramírez C., which express deep emotions and everyday experiences inherent to Nahua culture. Through poetic language rich in symbolic imagery, the texts ...

The document analyzes the symbolism and iconography of Mexica sculpture, focusing specifically on the Teocalli and Moctezuma's throne, linking religious, political, and cosmological elements. It addresses interpretations ...

This article challenges the conventional interpretation of the month Ochpaniztli in classical Nahuatl culture, traditionally understood as "sweeping of roads." Through a detailed linguistic analysis of Nahuatl’s syllabic ...

The document analyzes the symbolism of the Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan, focusing on the life-death duality expressed in its architecture and religious significance. It emphasizes the integration of religious elements from ...

The document outlines the rules, roles, and rituals of the Cofradía del Santísimo Sacramento of Tula. It details the internal organization, care for sick members, responsibilities of officials such as the mayordomo and ...

La Conferencia general de la Unesco aprobó, en su 24a. sesión, celebrada en París, 20 de octubre-20 de noviembre, 1988, que se elaborara un plan de diez años para llevar a cabo un programa intensivo de inventario, análisis ...

This document is a critical bibliographic review of Jerome A. Offner's work on the legal systems and politics in the lordship of Texcoco, an ally of the Mexicas. The review highlights the significance of Texcocan legislation ...