Packet 6: Bonus 19

The first section of Miguel León-Portilla’s book The Broken Spears includes translations from a work in this language found in the Laurentian Library. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this language used by the New Philology school to orient Mexican historiography around indigenous perspectives. This language was used by Bernardino de Sahagún in the Florentine Codex.
ANSWER: Nahuatl [accept Mexicano or Aztec]
[10m] An early New Philology work was Sarah Cline’s thesis on Culhuacán, which may have been the first town that planted crops on these “floating islands” in the Valley of Mexico.
ANSWER: chinampas [or chināmitl]
[10h] Chinampas developed around a fresh historic lake with this name and Chalcas in the southern part of the valley. A Nahuatl-speaking city was also given this name, which translates to “field of flowers.”
ANSWER: Xochimilco
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