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The presentation and interpretation of a carved limestone statue of a Huastec indian goddess from the northern gulf coast of Mexico. A BBC radio segment, beginning with a commentary on the complexities of language in the interpretation of history and its artifacts, Continue reading Angles on a Huastec Goddess The Guelaguetza is a festival of the sharing of cultures, traditions and communities that takes place in Oaxaca City and other Oaxacan communities in July of every year. In it the indigenous groups from seven distinct regions of the mountainous state of Oaxaca participate, each presenting colorful demonstrations of its dance with the brilliant and beautiful costumes of the region, and of its songs and music, with the use and integration of traditional instruments and voice. Continue reading The Guelaguetza in Oaxaca The Chalcatzingo archaeological site is about half-way between the towns of Cuautla and Izucar de Morelos, and feature carvings that depict mythical and religious themes associated with agriculture and fertility. Continue reading Chalcatzingo, Morelos |
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