Created 06 December 2003
Modified 11 December 2003
This is the template for contributions from the conference delegates who are visitors to Mexico and from other APROS members and past participants unable to be in Oaxaca this month.
There is a separate page for the inside out view for the hosts and local delegates.
Images, URLs and other material can be mailed to Steve Little
More images have been forwarded by Stewart Clegg.
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Images of resistance by Oxacan textile workers CIPO-RFM is a native american libertarian organization and a member of Solidarietà Internazionale Libertaria (English language pages). |
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CIPR-RFM follows the example of Ricardo Flores Magon |
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and the local craft product: an academic view, and the Smithsonian view. |
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Detail from a classical colonial building in Puebla |
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Monte Alban, 15 minutes drive out of Oxaca, the historic city of the Zapoteca's: the "people of the clouds". |
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From a strategic offensive position they maintained hegemony over the Americas from about 3000BC to 800 AD. |
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This relief sculpture depicts a breech birth from the hospital. The Zapatec's were very skilled physicians and, like other meso-American cultures, practiced cranial surgery. |
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