Welcome to the Nahua Newsletter

The Nahua Newsletter was begun in 1986 by Brad R. Huber (Professor of Anthropology, College of Charleston) to increase communication among students and scholars with an interest in the culture, language, and history of the Nahua and other Native American people of Mesoamerica. In 1990, Alan R. Sandstrom (Professor of Anthropology, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne) became editor with issue 10. A printed copy of the Nahua Newsletter is mailed to more than 400 readers in 15 countries two times a year, in November and February. The text of each issue, without the illustrations included in the printed copy, is posted on the Nahua Newsletter Web site shortly after the mailing and is freely accessible to readers worldwide.

Please read and enjoy the Nahua Newsletter and become an active part of the international community of people who are fascinated by the rich cultural traditions of indigenous Mesoamerica.