May/June
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The Illumination of an Hidalgo
by Anne W. Tennant
A richly illustrated petition to the king of Spain reveals the ways and means to noble status in colonial Peru

14 Off the Beaten Track to Early Amazonians by Chris Mackey
Outspoken archaeologist Anna Roosevelt digs for the truth about human settlement in the Brazilian tropics
22 New Maya Scribes by K. Mitchell Snow
Natives of Chiapas, Mexico, focus fine lenses on the daily life and traditions of their communities

30 Jungle Stories of Hidden Hues by Caleb Bach
Uruguayan painter José Gamarra camouflages powerful social messages in idyllic landscapes of dense tropical forests
40 German Arciniegas: Guardian of Our Distinct History by Steven Ambrus Photographs by Aldo Brando
This revered Colombian writer extols the commonalities of a contradictory continent and its destiny as a bastion of democracy and creativity
46 Flintknapping Comes of Age by Louis Werner
Sharpening their skills in primitive technology, today's knappers create objects of practical and artistic value

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