Outstanding examples of zapotec and Ñuine carvings in foreing museums/

Bibliográfalaš dieđut
Váldodahkki:	Paddock, John, 1918-1998
Materiálatiipa:	Oahppočájánas Girji
Giella:	Spanish
Ráidu:	Colección John Paddock
Fáttát:	Paddock, John > 1918-1998 > Académico Zapotecos > Oaxaca > CALENDARIO

Geahča maid: Outstanding examples of zapotec and Ñuine carvings in foreing museums/

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The carved stela in tomb 5, Suchilquitongo, Oaxaca, Mexico/
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The middle American calendar round/
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[Proyecto Ñuiñe]
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Calendario y religión entre los zapotecos serranos durante el siglo XVII/
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The rise of the Ñuiñe centers in the Mixteca baja/
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The Ñuiñe: an untouched and culturally dynamic region
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Late zapotec rulers of Zaachila/
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New data on zapotec etnohistory
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New data on zapotec ethnohistory
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An ancient zapotec calendrical cosmogram/
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Diario de campo titulado Ñuiñe trip
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Carved stone monuments from the coast of Oaxaca
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Translations of zapotec names in the Etla genealogy/
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Dialectics in zapotec thinking/
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Two departments in Oaxaca: Frissell Museum of zapotec art
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Monograph on ornaments on zapotec funerary urns/ Constantine G. Rickards
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Formative Oaxaca and the zapotec Cosmos/
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Hostility management and the control of aggression in a zapotec community/
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Irrigation and moisture - sensitive periods a zapotec case/
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Hostility management and the control of aggresion in a zapotec community/
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Monte Albán in the valley of Oaxaca. Zapotec site planning and worldview
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The pacific coast of Oaxaca and Guerrero. The westernmost externt of zapotec script/
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A classification of the Oaxacan urn material in the collection of the Ubersee - Museum Bremen, and in a private collection/
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The carved human femurs from Tomb 1, Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas