Brian Nissen, Códice Madero (Mexico City: Imprenta Madero, 1984). Graphic Arts GAX 2012- in process The images of this codex involve the rituals of games and play. “A codex of games; puzzles, ...

The collection known as the “Colección de Códices Originales Mexicanos” (Collection of Original Mexican Codices) of the Biblioteca Nacional de Antropología e Historia” comprises one pre-Hispanic codex ...

The codices, which could profoundly change the perception of what happened in the years between the death of Jesus and the emergence of the letters of St Paul once they are translated and decoded ...

The codices are said to have been found in a Jordanian cave Questions have been raised over the claims of a self-styled archaeologist who is arguing that a set of supposedly ancient Christian ...

The Marquisate of the Oaxaca Valley was the land granted by the Crown on 6 July 1529 to Hernán Cortés in recognition of his services. This three codices were drafted by indigenous scribes (tlacuilos) ...

He believes the codices were forged within the past 50 years. One scholar who continues to believe in the authenticity of the codices is David Elkington, described by the BBC as a scholar of ...

Travel with us down the ancient trade route that once connected the capital city of Mexico to the Atlantic coast. Sixty miles down this busy highway, lies the scene of a massacre that occurred ...

From an Egyptian book full of magic spells to a text written in an unknown language, Live Science takes a look at 10 of the most mysterious ancient manuscripts.