Fashioning tradition : Maya huipiles in the Field Museum Collections / J. Claire Odland.

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Latin American history and culture Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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Nebaj2. Linguistic areas of Guatemala 3. 2393.190005.huipil from Chichicasten- ango 4. 1935.189256.ceremonial huipil from Chichica.stenango 5. 3967.191499.huipil from Chichica.sten-ango 6. 4164.28,huipil from Chichica.stenango.. 7. Market women in Chichicastenango.1995 8. Market women in Coban.2(X)5 9.

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1952Chichicastenango : a Guatemalan village 1964Penny Capitalism: A Guatemalan Indian Economy 1996Weaving identities: construction of dress and self in a highland Guatemala town 1992Textile Traditions of Mesoamerica and the Andes: An Anthology 1947Textiles of Highland Guatemala 1983Guatemala, a country study 1981Guatemalan Backstrap Weaving 1983Indian Clothing before Cortes: Mesoamerican Costumes from the Codices

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