Chapters (92)
- IN INDIAN MEXICO
- A NARRATIVE OF TRAVEL AND LABOR
- FREDERICK STARR
- CHICAGO FORBES & COMPANY Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933. In Indian Mexico Reprint of the ed. published by Forbes, Chicago. 1. Indians of Mexico. 2. Mexico—Description and travel. 3. Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933. I. Title. F1220.S78 1978 972'.004'97 74-9025 ISBN 0-404-11903-4 First AMS edition published in 1978 Reprinted from the edition of 1908, Chicago. [Trim size of the original has been slightly altered in this edition. Original trim size: 15.5 x 23.7 cm. Text area of the original has been maintained in this edition.]
- IN INDIAN MEXICO IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO A.A. ROBINSON TO WHOM ALL MY WORK IN MEXICO IS DUE AND WHOSE INTEREST HAS BEEN CONTINUOUS AND UNFAILING.
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- IN INDIAN MEXICO
- CHAPTER I PRIESTLY ARCHAEOLOGY
- (1895)
- CHAPTER II
- WE START FOR GUATEMALA
- (1896)
- CHAPTER III
- THE LAND OF THE MIXES
- (1896)
- CHAPTER IV
- THROUGH CHIAPAS
- (1896)
- CHAPTER V
- AT HUIXQUILUCAN
- (1897)
- CHAPTER VI
- LAKE PATZCUARO
- (1897)
- CHAPTER VII
- TO URUAPAN BEFORE THE RAILROAD
- (1898)
- CHAPTER VIII
- TLAXCALA
- (1898)
- CHAPTER IX
- ZAMORA AND THE ONCE PUEBLOS
- (1898)
- CHAPTER X
- THE BOY WITH THE SMILE
- (1898)
- CHAPTER XI
- IN THE MIXTECA ALTA
- (1898)
- CHAPTER XII
- THE MIXES REVISITED
- (1899)
- CHAPTER XIII
- ABOUT TEHUANTEPEC
- (1899)
- CHAPTER XIV
- ON THE MAIN HIGH-ROAD
- (1899)
- CHAPTER XV
- CUICATLAN
- (1899)
- CHAPTER XVI
- IN TLAXCALAN TOWNS
- (1900)
- CHAPTER XVII
- IN THE CHINANTLA
- (1900)
- CHAPTER XVIII
- TO COIXTLAHUACA
- (1900)
- CHAPTER XIX
- HUAUHTLA AND THE MAZATECS
- (1900)
- CHAPTER XX
- TEPEHUAS AND TOTONACS
- (1900)
- CHAPTER XXI
- IN THE HUAXTECA
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXII
- IN MAYA LAND
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXIII
- OX-CART EXPERIENCES
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXIV
- AT TUXTLA GUTIERREZ
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXV
- TZOTZILS AND TZENDALS
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXVI
- CHOLS
- (1901)
- CHAPTER XXVII
- CONCLUSION
- GLOSSARY OF SPANISH AND INDIAN WORDS
- ITINERARY
- APPENDIX
- THE PURPLE SPOT ON MAYA BABIES
- INDEX
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