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Title The book of tributes : early sixteenth-century Nahuatl censuses from Morelos (Museo de Antropología e Historia, Archivo Histórico, Colección antigua, vol. 549) / edited and translated by S.L. Cline.
Additional Titles Libro de tributos
Contributors Cline, S. L., 1948-
University of California, Los Angeles. Latin American Center
Museo Nacional de Antropología (México)
Biblioteca Nacional de Antropología e Historia
Publisher Los Angeles : UCLA Latin American Center Publications, University of California
Creation Date c1993
Notes Contains a complete transcription and English translation of v. 549 of the Colección antigua, housed in the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City,
which constitutes a house-to-house census of the communities of Huitzillan and Quauhchichinollan.
Bibliography: p. 105-108.
Series Nahuatl studies series
no. 4
UCLA Latin American studies
v. 81
Extent xi, 313 pages : facsim
23 cm.
Language Aztec
English
National Library system number 990012704100205171

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