On April 27, Humberto Iglesias Tepec, Alanna Radlo-Dzur (Art & Archeology), and Nadia Cervantes Pérez (SPO) presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Nahuatl Scholars, an interdisciplinary organization of academics, teachers, and students dedicated to the study of Classical and Modern variants of the Nahuatl language, as well as pre-Contact, colonial, and contemporary Nahua culture. The presentation was titled: “Translating Mesoamerica”: Learning about Indigenous Cultures through Princeton’s Nahuatl Documents from Colonial Mexico & Central America.

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