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In Search of Nature: Imagining Precolumbian Landscapes of Ancient Central America - an essay on past human alteration of the environment by John W. Hoopes (hoopes@ukans.edu).

Quetzalcoatl's Fathers: A Critical Examination of Source Materials - an inquiry into the identification of some of Mesoamerica's most enigmatic characters by Brant Gardner (nahualli@highfiber.com).

History, Myth, and Migration in Mesoamerica - an ethnohistorical evaluation of migration myths about places like Aztlan and Tollan by Alec Christensen (christaf@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu).

The Mesoamerican Urban Landscape from Teotihuacan to the Aztecs - report on the growth of cities in Central Mexico by Michael E. Smith (mesmith@csc.albany.edu).

The Impact of the Spanish upon the Record of Native Oral Tradition Among the Nahua - essay on the effects of culture contact by Brant Gardner (nahualli@highfiber.com). 

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