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The Sacredness of Corn in the Totonacapa Region, Mexico

An Astronomic Calendar by the Neolithic Sambaqui Culture of the Costal Petroglyphs on Santinho’s Beach, Santa Catarina Island, Southern Brazil

Water-related entities in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca and Puebla, Mexico

Tláloc. Uses and functions of objects bearing his image

Published At: 2025-08-11

This study contributes to our knowledge of Tláloc, an enigmatic pre-Hispanic figure. The analysis of this deity associated with water and sustenance will begin with objects bearing the effigy of Tláloc.

Echoes of a farewell: funerary practices in lake cuitzeo, michoacan, between the classic and late postclassic period

Published At: 2025-06-10

This paper examines the funerary contexts in Lake Cuitzeo, northern Michoacán, with special emphasis on documented sites such as "La Nopalera", Tres Cerritos, Barranquilla Grande, Copándaro de Galeana and La Mina, whose periods of occupation range from the Late Classic (550 - 700 AD) to the Late Postclassic (1200 - 1521 AD).

The dialectic forms of water, animal and vegetable hierophanies as a memory resource in the myths of indigenous america

Published At: 2025-06-10

Mircea Eliade defines hierophanies as representations of a sacred moment, a revelation through a symbolic complex that shows the worldview of the cultures that made artifacts an images that allowed the rituals to recreate the cosmogonic moment.