An Archaeology of Milpa Cultures Kerry Hudson She identifies a pervasive genre—the

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An Archaeology of Milpa Cultures Kerry Hudson She identifies a pervasive genre—theInside the farming traditions that have supported food sovereignty and community resistance in past and present Tlaxcala In this book, Keitlyn Alcantara draws on research from the state of Tlaxcala in Mexico to describe how its people resisted imperial domination and survived centuries of upheaval. Threatened by embargoes from the Aztec Empire and later colonial pressures, the Tlaxcalteca relied on the milpa a maize based agricultural system and on