My own people, the Acoma, Haaku, were attacked by Spanish conquistadors seeking retaliation for an earlier fight that resulted in the deaths of 12 conquistadors.
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The conquistadors used the seed of an avocado for ink.
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Here's to a world without conquistadors and their shitty monuments.
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Horses were unknown to the Incas until the Conquistadors arrived….
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The Conquistadors and their successors also imported millions of African slaves.
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The Conquistadors and their successors also imported millions of African slaves.
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The Spanish conquistadors also sweetened chocolate, adding not honey but Caribbean sugar.
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What Professor Crosby called "the companions of the conquistadors" conquered as well.
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Spanish conquistadors were appalled by the tzompantli when they entered Tenochtitlan in 1519.
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And it was the conquistadors, Earle says, who began associating chocolate with women.
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They died fast, by the conquistadors' hand or by diseases brought from Spain.
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Argentina got its international name, from the conquistadors, for its trove of silver.
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While Burning Games can call conquistadors genocidal, they still want to speak for us.
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Originating in Spain, fandangos gained prominence when the conquistadors brought the tradition to Mexico.
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Contemporary art shows conquistadors used dogs both for protection and as a source of food.
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There's documentation of this, in writing by Mesoamericans themselves and in records from the Spanish conquistadors.
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The conquistadors had swords and chain mail; the Mayans didn't even have wheels for their carts.
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In previous centuries, sailing ships carried conquistadors, colonists, migrants and slaves around Europe and the Americas.
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They've melded together, through wars or conquistadors, on this island that's roughly the same size as Vermont.
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When the conquistadors encountered the metropolises of the New World, they felt an instant sense of recognition.
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The conquistadors "caused more planetary aftershocks than the equally monumental falls of Jerusalem and Constantinople," Enrigue writes.
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This explicitly Catholic organization is dominated by Latino men with a penchant for dressing up like conquistadors.
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Conquistadors, missionaries, prospectors, traders and others traversed it, beginning in 1540, usually heading to or from California.
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The next expedition is the conquistadors, who know exactly what they want and how to get it.
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In the early 21982s, the Spanish conquistadors swept through Guatemala, slaughtering or enslaving the Mayans in their path.
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He was the son and a presumptive heir of Bernabe Robles, a Mexican-born descendant of Spanish conquistadors.
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This year we will expand our discussion of whether conquistadors should be celebrated or vilified by discussing monuments.
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When the Spanish conquistadors landed in Mexico, they brought with them the art of cheesemaking, manchego cheese included.
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After Spanish conquistadors killed the last Inca emperor, they headed deep into the Amazon rainforest in search of gold.
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The conquistadors converged with African and indigenous populations, enslaving many and, later, clashing with them in their quests for liberty.
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It's believed the remains formed the Huey Tzompantli, an almighty rack of skulls designed to strike fear into Spanish conquistadors.
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SCRATCH MANY a Latin American and you will find, not far below the surface, resentment against Spain and its conquistadors.
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Each of these conquistadors who came committed genocide against our people, and these celebrations only uphold colonialism and US imperialism.
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A 1998 article in La Jornada compared Zanco's acquisition to the conquistadors' pillaging of Mexican soil for gold and silver.
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This is clearly a fragmented tale of power and servitude, encompassing the history of the world, from the Conquistadors' invasions.
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Aristocrats obtained chocolate from monks and conquistadors traveling back and forth between the African and South American colonies and Europe.
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This was a standard way of eating in the Philippines before Spanish conquistadors colonized the archipelago in 1565 and introduced cutlery.
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Mexico's president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, asked Spain to apologise for crimes committed against indigenous Mexicans by the conquistadors 500 years ago.
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Widely used before the Spanish Conquest, they were almost all completely destroyed by the conquistadors, who replaced them with European numerical systems.
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The conquistadors, such as Hernán Cortés, loved the book and used its legend to refer optimistically to unknown places on the map.
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There is a similar dynamic at play in Texas and Florida, where boars are said to have been introduced by Spanish conquistadors.
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Mysterious things have happened in the park, starting with the Spanish conquistadors who went missing while searching for gold in the 1500s.
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The term pishtaco , he speculated, originated in the sixteenth century, when Spanish conquistadors such as Lope de Aguirre began exploring the Amazon.
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Conquistadors took the tubers and ignored the ways the plants and their diseases had been managed in complex crop rotations for centuries.
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Conquistadors raiding the Aztec palaces hoping to find huge caches of gold and silver, were disappointed to find tons of beans instead.
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When the conquistadors finally made it to Todos Santos around 22, they planned to do what they had done to every other Mayan town.
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American Green Berets helped train a special-forces unit called the kaibiles , named for a Mam leader who had evaded capture by Spanish conquistadors.
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Though the Incan empire was conquered by the Spanish in 1532, the conquistadors did not find the site; it was eventually "discovered" in 1911.
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The myth of La Llorona has been a part of the culture of Mexico and the Southwest since the days of the 16th-century conquistadors.
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The tradition of fine breads in Mexico is believed to be a product of the Spanish conquistadors who brought along their staple foods from Europe.
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The first Westerners to describe the plant were Spanish conquistadors who recorded its uses by Montezuma and the formidable Aztec empire in the 16th century.
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Filipino food is a centuries-long tangle of Eastern and Western traditions, from early exchanges with Chinese traders to the reign of the Spanish conquistadors.
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After Montezuma welcomed the conquistadors, the Europeans added Caribbean sugar to suit their palates, and, eventually, chocolate as we know it became a billion-dollar business.
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The knowledge won by such missions is as valuable, in its own way, as the gold sought by the Conquistadors in the last age of exploration.
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" Their website is littered with colonial apologetics, ranging from the ethical defense of Hernàn Cortés to claims that the Spanish conquistadors demonstrated unprecedented concern for "the Indian.
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Learjet conquistadors swoop in, aspirant politicians who see Florida as an untethered plum and who buy their way into office with big bucks and bumper-sticker cures.
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After the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, the Diné took to herding churro sheep, the Iberian breed introduced by conquistadors well-suited for rugged Navajo lands.
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While the conquistadors of the 16th century plundered Central and South American kingdoms for wealth, more recent outsiders have tended to endow the empires with false simplicity.
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Rather than today's Spaniards, "it is AMLO and Mexicans who are descendants of the conquistadors", wrote José Álvarez Junco, a Spanish historian, in El País, a Madrid newspaper.
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They descend from wayward conquistadors, from a doomed colony established on Roanoke Island by Sir Walter Raleigh, or from Moorish galley slaves abandoned there by Sir Francis Drake.
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It would be better if scientists and explorers could win knowledge from the universe, more valuable than the gold the Spanish conquistadors lusted for, unimpeded by grasping politicians.
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The Aztecs last officially performed what has become known as the New Fire ceremony in 1507, before the arrival of Spanish conquistadors led by Hernán Cortés in 1519.
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The Calusa, as the indigenous are called, were no less hostile to conquistadors than was the land they inhabited — a lesson modern interlopers would do well to remember.
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In its inner sanctum, you will find the world's most important collection of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts that miraculously survived the looting from the Spanish conquistadors in the 1500s.
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Image: INAHTwo circular altars were also found at the site, in an orientation consistent with Aztec Xipe Tótec rituals, as per accounts recorded by Spanish conquistadors during the early 1500s.
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It was likely founded sometime around the 6th century, with Toltec invaders later constructing the visible portion of Kukulkan, which was given the alternate name, "El Castillo," by Spanish Conquistadors.
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As the obituary correctly states, it is one of four written Maya works known to have survived marauding Spanish conquistadors and purges by Roman Catholic priests -- not one of three.
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Researchers thought they could be the White City, a legendary settlement that has captivated Spanish conquistadors, adventurers, and archaeologists for centuries due to rumors about the extreme wealth of its inhabitants.
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The Day of the Dead honors the villagers' lost loved ones—and not just those who took a nasty spill from their saddles or those who died when the conquistadors came.
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Only you can decide how major your lie or lies will be, but be aware that the universe will punish you accordingly in 2016, perhaps with the force of one hundred conquistadors.
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Dancers performed on a lighted stage, taking viewers from first human habitation to the arrival of the conquistadors to the shame of slavery, and to immigration from Asia and the Middle East.
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They want us to be flirty burlesque dancers in burkas, aggressive conquistadors with cookies in the oven, Dorothy Parker meets Dorothy Gale, Sandra Bernhard meets Sandra Dee, Kristen Stewart meets Martha Stewart.
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Near the village of Villanueva, for instance, historical markers proudly described the route of 16th-century conquistadors like Antonio de Espejo and Francisco Sánchez, also called El Chamuscado (roughly translated as Redbeard).
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First exhibited at the Grolier Club in Manhattan in 22009, it is one of only four written Maya works known to have survived marauding Spanish conquistadors and purges by Roman Catholic priests.
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I drove to the San José de la Laguna Mission, with its brilliantly colored adobe altar, and to Acoma, where the Acoma Pueblo lived in proud isolation until conquistadors slaughtered eight hundred people.
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In "The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America,"(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) the historian Andrés Reséndez examines the centuries-long enslavement of Native Americans by conquistadors, settlers and Anglo colonists.
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For some Hispanics, statues of Oñate and other conquistadors amount to their own symbols of resistance, in the face of the dominance that Anglos have often wielded in New Mexico since the 19th century.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PASADENA — During the 1500s, Spanish conquistadors named the Baja California Peninsula after a mythical island described in a chivalric romance novel, Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo's Las sergas de Esplandián.
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In 1492 some Spanish conquistadors who were looking to expand their empire sailed over here and enslaved and murdered the Indigenous people who inhabited and took care of their beautiful Americas, both North and South.
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Motta's Histories for the Future examines this period of conquest of the Spanish conquistadors (1492–1898) and its missing histories, lending a voice to the thousands killed for their "crimes" of non-heteronormative sexual practices.
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Congress is beyond his control and doesn't fear him: It slapped him in the face on Russia, and when his allies "burned the ships" to pass a health care bill, his confused conquistadors didn't make it out.
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Congress is beyond his control and doesn't fear him: They slapped him in the face on Russia, and when his allies "burned the ships" to pass a health care bill, his confused conquistadors didn't make it out.
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In the early days, according to Urbina, the race started at the Pacific Ocean and went clear across Costa Rica to the Caribbean Sea, following a compilation of routes taken by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century.
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Better is one filled with pino, to which the kitchen sometimes adds merkén, a blend of smoked chile ground with salt, coriander and cumin — a legacy of the Mapuche people, among the last holdouts against the conquistadors.
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The year marked the 19903th anniversary of the so-called "discovery" of the Americas by Columbus, and indigenous people across the continent took the opportunity to remind the world that their ancestors were there long before the conquistadors.
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A bride and groom emerging from a chapel leads to a disquisition on the Spanish conquistadors and the explorer Cabeza de Vaca; a chapter on Texas radio turns into a discussion of Texas gun laws and a consideration of Texas snakes.
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While the game tries to skew them largely to items pertaining to explorers and conquistadors (there's literally an artifact tab called Conquerors—I'm not kidding, it's a decision that was made), Lara still manages to steal plenty of Indigenous souvenirs along her way.
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Although its menu celebrates both their heritages, its name belongs to hers: Karu means "to eat" in Guaraní, the indigenous language spoken throughout Paraguay by peasants and aristocrats alike and declared equal to Spanish by the Constitution, defying the legacy of the conquistadors.
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His life remains as controversial as any of the so-called conquistadors of Spain who ravaged their way through much of the Americas with crosses and swords in pursuit of gold and silver while contending they were servants of Christ and crown.
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The bay's massive, centuries-old stone fortifications convey the zeal of the conquistadors, who leveraged Puerto Rico's strategic location to protect their vast interests in the New World (British and Dutch armadas, as well as a miscellany of pirates, were frequent threats).
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When he first shows up, he draws Forché pictures of Spanish galleons, explains how the conquistadors brutalized the Indians, and uses a toothpick holder and a saltshaker to dramatize the infighting among Salvadoran officers after nearly 50 years of a military dictatorship.
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Based on a culture rooted in reverence for the land and worship of mountains as gods, Ecuador's (cowboys) have a culture entirely their own, one formed by the entrance of Spanish conquistadors, but later adapted uniquely to the native culture of the Ecuadorian Andes.
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In Oaxaca itself, most notably in the city's hilly, cobblestone-paved historic centro, are dozens of churches that exemplify the ways in which the Spanish conquistadors imported their religion and culture, while employing the talents (and in some cases the imagery) of the indigenous population.
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But R&R Market — the oldest business in Colorado, built by descendants of Spanish conquistadors in the oldest town in the state — is in danger, at the edge of closing just as rural groceries from Maine to California face similar threats to their existence.
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Zuboff can get overheated with her metaphors; an extended passage with tech executives as Spanish conquistadors and the rest of us as indigenous peoples is frankly ridiculous, even if I can understand how Zuboff thought the phrase "rivers of blood" would get her urgency across.
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In Mexico, Spanish conquistadors tried to suppress the longstanding Aztec tradition of drawing and painting skeletons, but during the mid-19th and early 20th centuries, political cartoonist, engraver, and printmaker José Guadalupe Posada reclaimed the Mexican creative heritage of depicting human bones to appeal to the masses.
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SANTA FE — For as long as nearly anyone here can remember, Hispanic residents have donned the garb of conquistadors and European nobility once a year to celebrate the 1692 reconquest of New Mexico from Native Americans who submitted to the Spanish Empire after a grisly revolt.
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There are few spectacles in sports more riveting than watching a puncher, and "The Boss"—who inflicts concussive damage from close range—offers the same intoxicating thrill provided by the mightiest conquistadors, where each moment is fraught with danger because a bout can turn on a single blow.
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Andrés Reséndez, a professor at the University of California, Davis, won for "The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), which argues that it was mass slavery at the hands of Spanish conquistadors, rather than epidemics, that devastated the Native American population.
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The ahuacate, this rough-skinned and pear-shaped fruit, had been a staple in the diets of Central and South America since at least 500 B.C. and Spanish conquistadors too had fallen in love with its nutty flavor and buttery texture when they first encountered it in the 16th century.
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Unlike the first conquistadors, Oñate wasn't born in Spain, but in 1550 in what is today Zacatecas in north-central Mexico, and is thought by some researchers to have indigenous ancestry on his mother's side, according to Michael Trujillo, a professor of American studies at the University of New Mexico.
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By the time they arrived in Seville, after stops in Cuba and the Canary Islands, he was attempting polite phrases in the language of the conquistadors and was able to say that he and his son would be happy to make a heavy cloak of white feathers for His Majesty: The sailors had told him that Spain was known for being cold.
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Over a half-million feral pigs populate the backwoods of Florida, many the mottled-brown descendants of those brought to North America in 1539 by conquistadors, and though it wasn't unusual to see them out scavenging peacefully during the day, articles about trappers whose legs had been sliced open by their sharp, curved tusks regularly surfaced in the local news.
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Half an hour away by car (most hotels can put guests in contact with safe, reliable, English-speaking drivers with whom travelers can arrange reasonably priced excursions) is the ancient city of Mitla, which functioned as a religious center for the Zapotec civilization, which predated Christ by centuries, and later for the Mixtec people, who ruled the area until they were conquered by the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century.
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