Florentine Codex
The Florentine Codex is a digitized 16th‑century manuscript documenting Aztec culture, created by Fray Bernardino de Sahagún with Indigenous collaborators and written in Nahuatl and Spanish alongside detailed illustrations. Hosted online by the Getty, it’s best suited to advanced teens and adults studying Mesoamerican history, colonialism, or primary-source analysis. Parents and educators value the ability to zoom into high-resolution pages, compare translations, and see Indigenous perspectives recorded close to the time period. While not a curriculum by itself, as a free, scholarly source it offers exceptional value for deep research projects.
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