Add to ORKGTextiles from central Mexico at the time of the Aztec empire are generally ascribed great significance due to the historical documentation of textile tribute offerings and sumptuary laws in which textiles identified social status; however, further research is warranted on the artistry of these textiles. While the climate of central Mexico is not conducive to preserving fiber materials, the rich manuscripts of this region preserve many images of textiles created during the Aztec empire. Early colonial manuscripts, many of which are copies of pre-conquest manuscripts no longer extant, preserve images of textiles from the pre-conquest period. These manuscripts provide invaluable information regarding the regional variations, creation technol...
At a lecture titled “Growing Up Aztec,” art historian Jill Furst illustrated Aztec childhood with im...
INTRODUCTION The history of peasant peoples all too often is sparsely recorded and poorly understood...
Contents: Introduction — Lena Bjerregaard and Ann Peters Mexico 1. Mesoamerican Archaeological Texti...
Textiles from central Mexico at the time of the Aztec empire are generally ascribed great significan...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
This presentation analyzes three long-gone prehispanic textiles, a feat made possible due to the pec...
Colonial chroniclers marveled at the quality and variety of textiles produced at the Postclassic cen...
The earliest text known so far in the Americas was engraved on a potsherd found in Chiapa de Corzo i...
The earliest text known so far in the Americas was engraved on a potsherd found in Chiapa de Corzo i...
In June 2002, the C. E. Smith Museum of Anthropology at California State\ud University received a gi...
At a lecture titled Growing Up Aztec, art historian Jill Furst illustrated Aztec childhood with im...
Contents: Introduction — Lena Bjerregaard and Ann Peters Mexico 1. Mesoamerican Archaeological Texti...
Introduction Museum collections often contain works of art of uncertain provenance. Additionally, h...
At a lecture titled “Growing Up Aztec,” art historian Jill Furst illustrated Aztec childhood with im...
INTRODUCTION The history of peasant peoples all too often is sparsely recorded and poorly understood...
Contents: Introduction — Lena Bjerregaard and Ann Peters Mexico 1. Mesoamerican Archaeological Texti...
Textiles from central Mexico at the time of the Aztec empire are generally ascribed great significan...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
The historical documentation of the use of textiles during the Aztec empire as tribute offerings and...
This presentation analyzes three long-gone prehispanic textiles, a feat made possible due to the pec...
Colonial chroniclers marveled at the quality and variety of textiles produced at the Postclassic cen...
The earliest text known so far in the Americas was engraved on a potsherd found in Chiapa de Corzo i...
The earliest text known so far in the Americas was engraved on a potsherd found in Chiapa de Corzo i...
In June 2002, the C. E. Smith Museum of Anthropology at California State\ud University received a gi...
At a lecture titled Growing Up Aztec, art historian Jill Furst illustrated Aztec childhood with im...
Contents: Introduction — Lena Bjerregaard and Ann Peters Mexico 1. Mesoamerican Archaeological Texti...
Introduction Museum collections often contain works of art of uncertain provenance. Additionally, h...
At a lecture titled “Growing Up Aztec,” art historian Jill Furst illustrated Aztec childhood with im...
INTRODUCTION The history of peasant peoples all too often is sparsely recorded and poorly understood...
Contents: Introduction — Lena Bjerregaard and Ann Peters Mexico 1. Mesoamerican Archaeological Texti...