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Women and Political Power: The Inclusion and Exclusion of Noblewomen in Aztec Pictorial Histories
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  • 1978The Aztecs and the Ideology of Male Dominance92 cited
  • 1995The Woman's Room: Some Aspects of Gender Relations in Tenochtitlan in the Late Pre-Hispanic Period68 cited
  • 1992The Noblewomen of Chalco53 cited
  • 1998Gender and town guardianship in Mesoamerica : directions for future research52 cited
  • 2003Figures of Speech: Pictorial History in the Quinatzin Map of about 154219 cited
  • 1998Women in native societies and cultures of colonial Mexico18 cited
  • 1987Origen de los mexicanos6 cited

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  • 2015TheCodex MexicanusGenealogy: Binding the Mexica Past and the Colonial Present4 cited

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