Jamail
Center for Legal Research
Rare
Books and Special Collections
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Links to General Resources on the Aztecs and Mayas
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- Tarlton Law Library,
Resources on Aztec and Maya Law
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The
bibliography that accompanies this exhibit, compiled by Mike
Widener.
- Ancient Mesoamerican
Civilizations
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A collection
of essays on writing systems, governments, religions, and calendars of
the Aztecs, Mayas, and other Mesoamerican civilizations, along with
bibliographies and Internet links. Authored by Kevin L. Callahan of the
University of Minnesota.
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"An
educational resource for the study of the art and cultures of
pre-Columbian Mesoamerica." Includes English translations of several
primary documents. Maintained by Patrick Olivares.
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The annotated
bibliographies on the Aztecs, Maya, and other pre-Columbian
civilizations "are the collective product of the readership of the
Usenet newsgroup soc.culture.mexican. Over the years this readership has
sought to provide thorough and authoritative answers to common questions
raised."
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This website
for the PBS program of the same name includes a section on "Cortez and
the Aztecs in Mexico," together with timelines and teaching guides.
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"Maintained as
a public service by Joel Skidmore of Fleet Gazelle, with Jorge Perez de
Lara and Mark Van Stone," this site also hosts the Pre-Columbian Art
Research Institute. Rich in scholarly resources on Mesoamerican art,
archeology, with an emphasis on the Maya.
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