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Caste War of Yucatán—The Maya Struggle that Lasted Generations
Caste War of Yucatán murals, Palacio de Gobierno, Merida, 1974 (Fernando Castro Pacheco)
Hola Amigos! The Caste War of Yucatán is not widely discussed though its importance is immense. Lately I’ve received questions about it and decided to...
Antiquities Are Going Home— Mexico and Other Nations Reclaim Their Stolen Heritage
El Friso de Placeres, stolen and returned, now in Mexico National Museum of History (Photo Yucatán Magazine)
Hola Amigos! Thank you for being here! An ongoing conversation continues in the art and antiquity world questioning the propriety...
Adelitas or Soldaderas? The Women Who Made the Mexican Revolution Winnable
Soldadares. (Photo University of Texas/El Paso Special Collections)
Hola Amigos! Thank you so much for being here! Before I begin writing an essay, I’ve already become fascinated with the subject I’m planning to pursue. Being an optimist,...
Ixchel—Maya Goddess of Fertility, the Moon and Cozumel's Sacred Pilgrimage
Ixchel with Rabbit (Image on vase found in the Peten, on display at Museum of Fine Arts/Boston
Hola Amigos! Thank you for being here! The Maya civilization includes a pantheon of gods who rule everything—human activities, social roles and...
Chocolate's Ancient Maya Roots and Cacao's Return to Familiar Territory
Hola Amigos! Thank you for being here! I’ve written about chocolate’s ancient Maya ties and food historian Sophie Coe’s writings on it, but current news tells us the world of cacao is rapidly changing. After a little history on this scrumpt...
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I fell hard for the Yucatán, bought land in a fishing village, ditched my career, built a house, opened a bookstore. Journalist—memoirist—thriller novelist, I write about Mexico.
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