| A major feature of the transnational movement was the formation of ethnic enclaves by both Mixtecs and Zapotecs in major employment centers at destinations. |
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| The author has produced a work on the Mixtecs of colonial Mexico which rivals the best of that on any of these other better-known and documented groups. |
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| The sculptures depict the sacred symbolism used in the costumes of the Zapotecs and Mixtecs, two of the main pre-Hispanic societies of Mexico's southern state of Oaxaca. |
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| Other Central Mexican peoples included the Mixtecs, the Zapotecs, and people in the Valley of Oaxaca. |
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| He photographs everything from migrants striking in Nebraska to the Mixtecs of Oaxaca, Mexico playing basketball. |
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| The supposed treasures have been attributed to either the Aztecs or a related pre-Columbian society in Mexico, the Mixtecs. |
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| Consequently, newcomers to Mesoameri can archaeology will not find a handy crib with which to sequence and locate Toltecs, Olmecs or Mixtecs. |
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| Tonatiuh includes some Spanish words for children to practise whilst his illustrations are inspired by the Mixtecs and other cultures of Mexico. |
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| The Mixtecs of colonial Oaxaca are not the first group that would come to mind when reflecting on the colonial experiences of the First Peoples of the Americas. |
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