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Mexika Woo: Part 1
[ mexika.org ] By Tlakatekatl [Update 6/3/19: minor revisions] The following is “Part 1” of a multipart essay on the deep history of Western esotericism and its influence [...]
Archaeology
Recreating Mixteca Weaponry
The 60 replicas of weapons that make up the exhibition, organized by INAH, through the Proyecto Arqueologico Mixteca Alta Oaxaquena y Atlatl Mexico, are a selection that [...]
Trump has declared war on Chaco Canyon
[ mexika.org ] Via NYtimes | In the remote high desert of northwestern New Mexico lie the threatened ruins of Chaco Canyon, arguably the most significant cultural site on [...]
The Theft of Indigenous Culture
[ mexika.org ] via PSmag | It was a hot summer day on the Hopi reservation in Arizona, with sunlight slanting onto jagged vermillion cliffs. A swarm of boys and girls were [...]
The Hardcore Archaeologist Ep. 1 : Lalo Alcaraz
[ mexika.org ] In our very first episode, Kurly talks comics, Chicano identity, hater culture, and all things COCO with syndicated cartoonist (and pocho mas suave) Lalo [...]
We must defend Chaco Canyon
[ mexika.org ] via theguardian.com | In Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, it is still possible to wander the maze of rooms of an ancestral Puebloan village erected roughly 1,000 [...]
New light shed on early turquoise mining in Southwest — ScienceDaily
[ mexika.org ] Turquoise is an icon of the desert Southwest, with enduring cultural significance, especially for Native American communities. Yet, relatively little is known [...]
Digital Amoxkalli: Pre-Kuauhtemok Codices
[ mexika.org ] Welcome to our digital collection of surviving Pre-Kuauhtemok codices. Below you can find links to these codices in PDF format. We are updating this collection [...]
Rescuing an Aztec codex
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Countless Mesoamerican artifacts are being held captive in European libraries and museums. In 1982, a Mexican reporter talked his way into the National [...]
Most archaeologists think the first Americans arrived by boat. Now, they’re beginning to prove it | Science | AAAS
ON CEDROS ISLAND IN MEXICO—Matthew Des Lauriers got the first inkling that he had stumbled on something special when he pulled over on a dirt road here, seeking a place for [...]
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