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Bibliographies
- Bibliografía Mesoamericana
  - Search the Bibliografía Mesoamericana
- Maya Osteology Bibliography
  - Search the Maya Osteology Bibliography
Mesoamerica Introduction
Research Cultures
- Aztec
  - Aztec Beginnings
  - Art & Architecture
- Maya
  - Who's Who in the Classic Maya World
  - Piedras Negras Archaeology Project
- Olmec
  - Ancient Chalcatzingo
  - Middle Preclassic Period Paintings of Oxtotitlan, Guerrero
- West México
  - Prehispanic West México
- Zapotec
  - Zapotec Drawings
    - Search the Catalogue of Zapotec Effigy Vessels
  - Zapotec Writing
Ethnohistory
- About the Mesoamerican Language Texts Digitization Project
- Catalog of Manuscripts Online
Codices/Ancient Books
- Graz Codices
  - Aztec Group
  - Maya Group
  - Mixtec Group
- Loubat Codices
  - Aztec Group
- Maya Codices by Randa Marhenke
- Codices by John Pohl
  - Mixtec Group
    - Codex Bodley
    - Codex Selden (Codex Añute)
  - Borgia Group
Independent Works Received
- Helen Alexander – God K on Maya Ceramic Vessels
- David Bolles
- Alec Christensen
  - History of the Mexicans as Told by Their Paintings
  - Narrative of Some Things of New Spain and of the Great City of Temestitan, México
- Chelsea Dacus – Weaving the Past: An Examination of Bones Buried With an Elite Maya Woman
- Stan Freer – Ceramic Analysis of Temple B, Río Bec, Quintana Roo, México
- Nicholas A. Hopkins – Native Languages of the Southeastern United States
- Karen Pereíra Fígueroa – Los incensaríos de tres cabezas en Escuíntla, Guatemala (in Spanish)
- Gerardo Gutiérrez Mendoza – Catálogo de sitios arqueológicos de las regiones Mixteca-Tlapaneca-Nahua y Costa Chica de Guerrero (in Spanish)
- Narin Ros – The Maya Museum Database
- Maline Diane Werness – Pabellon Molded-Carved Ceramics: A Consideration in Light of the Terminal Classic Collapse of Classic Maya Civilization
- Stephen L. Whittington, Marie Elaine Danforth, and Keith P. Jacobi – Maya Osteology Bibliography

Resources

Drawings
Citations, Copyrights and Publication of FAMSI Images
Photographs
Kerr Collections
Imaging Project – Mesoamerican Three-Dimensional Imaging Project
Bibliographies
- Bibliografía Mesoamericana
- Prehistoric and Early Historic Maya Human Osteology
Botanical Study – Ancient Maya Botanical Research
Books
Dictionaries
- Lawrence Feldman – English/Cho'ltí'/Spanish Dictionary
- Peter Mathews and Péter Bíró – Maya Hieroglyph Dictionary
- John Montgomery with Christophe Helmke – Dictionary of Maya Hieroglyphs
- David Bolles – Combined Dictionary–Concordance of the Yucatecan Mayan Language
- Erik Boot – Diccionario and Arte of the Othomi (Otomí) Language
- Erik Boot – Five Maya Vocabularies
- Allen Christenson – K'iche' - English Dictionary
- Lawrence H. Feldman – Pokom Maya and Their Colonial Dictionaries
- Charles Andrew Hofling – Itzaj Maya Documentation
- Kerry Hull – A Dictionary of Ch'orti' Maya, Guatemala
- J. Kathryn Josserand and Nicholas A. Hopkins – Chol Ritual Language
- Terrence Kaufman with John Justeson – A Preliminary Mayan Etymological Dictionary
- Alfonso Lacadena García-Gallo – The Glyphic Corpus from Ek' Balam, Yucatán, México
- Luisa Maffi – A Tzeltal Maya Dictionary
Discussion Lists
- Aztlan – Discussion list for people interested in Pre-Columbian cultures
  - The FAMSI Journal of the Ancient Americas
- Nahuat-l – Discussion list with focus on Aztec [Nahua] studies in general and the Aztec language, Nahuatl
Teacher's Guidebook – for teachers and their students to better understand the ancient Maya site at Copán
English/Spanish Terminology
Museums – online resource to give students, scholars, and anyone interested in Maya art a good starting point for their research
Graduate Programs in Mesoamerican Studies
Links to other Pre-Columbian Sites

Writing Systems

Aztec
- Ancient Poetry – Samples of Ancient Aztec Poetry
- Graz Codices – Facsimiles of the ancient accordion fold books created by Aztec scribes
- Loubat Codices – Facsimilies of Ancient books
Cascajal Block
Epi-Olmec – Photographic Documentation of Monuments with Epi-Olmec Script/Imagery
Maya
- Ancient Poetry – Samples of Ancient Maya Poetry
- Graz Codices – Facsimiles of the ancient accordion fold books created by Maya scribes
- Dictionaries
  - Lawrence Feldman – English/Cho'ltí'/Spanish Dictionary
  - Peter Mathews and Péter Bíró – Maya Hieroglyph Dictionary
  - John Montgomery with Christophe Helmke – Dictionary of Maya Hieroglyphs
  - David Bolles – Combined Dictionary–Concordance of the Yucatecan Mayan Language
  - Erik Boot – Diccionario and Arte of the Othomi (Otomí) Language
  - Erik Boot – Five Maya Vocabularies
  - Allen Christenson – K'iche' - English Dictionary
  - Lawrence H. Feldman – Pokom Maya and Their Colonial Dictionaries
  - Charles Andrew Hofling – Itzaj Maya Documentation
  - Kerry Hull – A Dictionary of Ch'orti' Maya, Guatemala
  - J. Kathryn Josserand and Nicholas A. Hopkins – Chol Ritual Language
  - Terrence Kaufman with John Justeson – A Preliminary Mayan Etymological Dictionary
  - Alfonso Lacadena García-Gallo – The Glyphic Corpus from Ek' Balam, Yucatán, México
  - Luisa Maffi – A Tzeltal Maya Dictionary
- Maya Hieroglyphics Study Guide – Illustrations and decipherments of many words used by the Classic Period Maya in their inscriptions
- Catalog of Maya Hieroglyphs – by J. Eric S. Thompson
- Who's Who in the Classic Maya World – resource base for those interested in finding out about the lives of Classic Maya individuals whose names have survived in Maya inscriptions
Mixtec
- Graz Codices – Facsimiles of the ancient accordion fold books created by Mixtec scribes
Zapotec – Knowledge, Power, and Memory in Ancient Oaxaca by Javier Urcid

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