Codices of Mexico and Their Extraordinary History (1972)

by Maria Sten, Maria Sten

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(3) A fascinating look at the extant codices of the Aztec and Maya (1) archaeology (2) Aztec codices (Mexica codices) (1) Aztecs (2) BMF Collection (3) codices (2) codices (Aztec) (1) codices (Mayan) (1) codices (Mexica) (1) codices (Mexican) (1) codices (Mixtec) (1) codices (Nahua) (1) history (5) language (3) Maya (2) Maya Codices (2) Mayan codices (1) Mesoamerica (2) Mexican codices (2) Mexican History (3) Mexico (13) México Indígena (1) Nahua codices (1) Native American (2) non-fiction (1) some in color. All books in bibliography are in Spanish. (1) Spanish (1) tlacuilos (1) with lots of illustrations (1)

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The Mexican Codices constitute one of the principal legacies of the indigenous cultures that enable us to penetrate their lives, beliefs, customs and history. In this book an attempt is made to recover something of what they should mean to the reader.