Aztec Nahua Gender

[Archaeology Institute]

Dear All,

        My student, Esmeralda Cruz, is currently conducting a comparative study on Aztec gender roles in both the pre-Columbian and modern periods.  My suggestion to her is to look at the work of Timothy Knab on the Sierra de Puebla.  Any suggestions for
literatures or studies concerning Nahua/Aztec gender roles through time?

Thank You,

Ruben G. Mendoza, Ph.D., Director
Institute for Archaeological Science, Technology and Visualization
Social and Behavioral Sciences
California State University Monterey Bay
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