Kevin Terraciano

chair of UCLA’s history department and co-founder of the Florentine Codex digitization project

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The Florentine Codex contains over 2,500 pages of text and images detailing Nahua civilization from the Indigenous perspective. It’s available digitally thanks to UCLA and the Getty.

Historic Nahua manuscript gets digital treatment from UCLA and Getty

The Florentine Codex contains over 2,500 pages of text and images detailing Nahua civilization from the Indigenous perspective. It’s available digitally thanks to UCLA and the Getty.

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