The Mixtec Pictorial Manuscripts

Abstract

Lord 4 Wind 'Fire Serpent' (Yahui) and Lady 10 Flower 'Spiderweb of Rain' (Dzinduhua Dzavui) are seated on the marriage mat, and rule the Town of Flints (Ñuu Yuchi

Educational Landscapes Of The Past For The Future

“…Specific features of this landscape, the relations between sovereign polis communities, were reflected in various works from classical antiquity. "The Homeric songs are a good example of such a shared landscape and memory, in which diverse communities, peoples and lineages could relate to a unifying grand narrative" (Jansen & Pérez Jiménez, 2010). Homeric texts include a large number of toponymic references to islands, regions, and cities allowing readers to identify themselves with the real and invented world.…”