Postclassic Codices and Mixtec‑Puebla Manuscript Traditions (c. 900–1521 CE)

1. Codex Colombino painted in Tututepec kingdom

   Jan 1, 1100Labels: Codex Colombino, Tututepec

   • LOC
   • FAMSI

2. Rise of Mixteca–Puebla pictorial conventions

   Jan 1, 1250Labels: Mixteca Puebla

   • Cambridge Core

3. Codex Vindobonensis Mexicanus I created

   Jan 1, 1300Labels: Codex Vindobonensis, Vienna

   • Codex Vindobonensis
   • UNM Repository

4. Codex Zouche-Nuttall painted in Mixtec region

   Jan 1, 1400Labels: Codex Zouche, Lord Eight

   • Codex Nuttall
   • FAMSI

5. Borgia Group codices reach early modern Europe

   Jan 1, 1500Labels: Borgia Group, Europe

   • Borgia Group

6. Codex Bodley produced as Mixtec dynastic history

   Jan 1, 1500Labels: Codex Bodley, Tilantongo

   • Codex Bodley
   • FAMSI

7. Codex Borgia dated to the 16th century

   Jan 1, 1501Labels: Codex Borgia, Vatican Library

   • Codex Borgia
   • Borgia Group

8. Codex Laud donated to Bodleian Library

   Jan 1, 1636Labels: Codex Laud, Bodleian Library

   • Codex Laud

9. Codex Cospi recorded in Bologna collections

   Dec 26, 1665Labels: Codex Cospi, Bologna

   • Codex Cospi FR

10. Kingsborough publishes major colored facsimile volumes

    Jan 1, 1831Labels: Lord Kingsborough, Antiquities of

    • Borgia Group

11. Seler’s publications consolidate “Borgia Group” scholarship

    Jan 1, 1887Labels: Eduard Seler, Borgia Group

    • Borgia Group

12. FAMSI synthesis lists principal pre-Conquest Mixtec codices

    Jan 1, 2000Labels: FAMSI synthesis

    • FAMSI

13. Hyperspectral imaging reveals hidden Codex Selden underpainting

    Oct 1, 2016Labels: Hyperspectral imaging, Codex Selden

    • JAS Reports
    • Codex Selden