21. Los Médicos Voladores: Members: Useful Links Mexican Culture Overview http//www.go2mexico.com/? page=mexico_articles/mexico_culture.php Sonora Ministry of Health http//www.saludsonora.gob.mx/ http://www.flyingdocs.org/members/links.php

Home About Programs Volunteers ... Useful Links Members: Useful Links LMV volunteers find certain sites useful in preparing for their trips. Some of the most frequently used sites include those below. Please keep in mind that although LMV makes every effort to keep these links current, some sites do change urls without notifying us. You can help by letting us know if you come across any broken links. Thank you! US State Department: http://travel.state.gov/index.html Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Traveler's Health section: http://www.cdc.gov/travel Baja Bush Pilots: http://www.bajabush.com/ Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles, United States: http://www.consulmex-la.com/ Mexican Culture Overview: http://www.go2mexico.com/?page=mexico_articles/mexico_culture.php Sonora Ministry of Health: http://www.saludsonora.gob.mx/ Spanish-English Free Online Translation: http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/ Currency Converter: http://money.cnn.com/data/currencies/ Travel Insurance (one of many available; ask us for other ideas if you'd like more suggestions.):

22. Mexico´s Culture, Textiles And Indigenous Peoples, A Backroads Adventure. I have also started a vlog or video blog for everyones enjoyment. http//mexico_culture.blip.tv/ check it out. There is one post on it now but I expect to http://mexicantextiles.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Wednesday, January 02, 2008 In the Sierra Zongolica there is a ceremony at the beginning of March, the herbal healers go to a cave and dance and pray. The purpose is to ask the earth for permission to cut herbs and to apologize for any damage humanity has done during the year. Mexicans generally say this about Americans , that we are practical . Posted by Mexican Indigenous textiles at 11:08 AM 1 comments Labels: indian wisdom indigenous textiles mexico michoacan ... purepechas Sunday, December 30, 2007 But why? It is not enough to say that these young men and women HAD to leave their villages to find work. Did they really have to leave? The answer lay in the statistics from many municipalities in 2005. They are alarming in one typical municipality, 280 children born 28 persons die, this is a receipt for immigration or civil war and for sure poverty. What is Mexico going to do with all these young people? America get ready for massive immigration from Mexico. The land in many indigenous villages is very rugged and there is no way to plant except do every thing by hand. Even if the terrain was flat the prices paid for agricultural commodities does work to accumulate wealth. In the past subsistence farming was enough, grow what you need and if there is some left, over trade it for something that you need. This worked for thousands of years. Suddenly there are more mouths than the land can support. Not all that is learned is bad but the net result is that these people who were satisfied with a way of life that was based on agricultural cycles and inter relationships in the village has been gradually eroded by materialism and economic necessity based on over population.

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24. Mexico: Archeology & Anthropolgy Translate this page Anthropology Archaeology. Actualidades Antropológicas Aerial Archaeology in Mexico Aerófonos Mexicanos Virtual Mexican Polyphony Chichen-Itza, http://www.un.int/mexico/Mexico_culture.html

Actualidades Antropológicas Aerial Archaeology in Mexico Aerófonos Mexicanos: Virtual Mexican Polyphony Chichen-Itza, Yucatán: Archaeological Site ... Yogul, Oaxaca: Archaeological Site [These links are an excerpt from an excellent webpage about "Mexico" at: http://www.lanic.utexas.edu/la/Mexico/ MISION PERMANENTE DE MEXICO ANTE NACIONES UNIDAS Two United Nations Plaza, 28th Floor,- New York, NY 10017 Tel. (212) 752-0220 - Fax (212) 688-8862, e-mail: mexico@un.int Mensajes / E-mail: mexico@un.int Volver a la Página Principal / Back to the Main Page

25. Culture Du Mexique Translate this page CULTURE DU MEXIQUE. Un symbole préhispanique Le drapeau rappelle la fondation de Mexico En 1821, le Mexique indépendant se dote d un drapeau à 3 couleurs, http://chri2neux.free.fr/mexico_culture.htm

Mexique l Portail l Accueil MEXICO (Mexico) (Veracruz) CHIAPAS Agua Azul Palenque YUCATAN Tulum (Merida) Culture CULTURE DU MEXIQUE Le drapeau rappelle la fondation de Mexico Indiennes DIAPORAMAS l l CONTACTS LOCAUX l INFOS UTILES l E-MAIL [ Webmaster : Chris2neuX ] http://www.fairedelor.fr.st - Design by Faire de l'Or

26. My Life In Chacala: December 2007 interested in textiles in Mexico, take a look at this series of short videos about different textiles and their weavers. http//mexico_culture.blip.tv/ http://mylifeinchacala.blogspot.com/2007_12_01_archive.html

skip to main skip to sidebar My Life in Chacala The writings of a year-round resident of Chacala about the day-to-day life in a small Mexican tourist and fishing beach village, in the state of Nayarit, Mexico. For photos and contact information about places to stay in Chacala, go to http://chacalabudgetrentals.blogspot.com. For other info about Chacala, go to http://chacalanayarit.blogspot.com Monday, December 31, 2007 A New Computer For Me, in Chacala Bill and Mary arrived today for their third winter visit to Chacala. They were accompanied by their precious dog, Spike/Clavo. As a bi-lingual dog, he responds his name in both languages. They were also accompanied by my new computer. They picked it up in Olympia, and drove it down. Pretty good service. I am really happy. I am all hooked up and on-line from home. But tomorrow I am going to have to figure out how to have both my wonderful neighbor family's new computer plus my computer both hooked up to the internet. Using their Telmex phone line and one modem. And the computers are about 125 feet apart. I think I am going to end up interneting from their laundry palapa, at least for now. But we'll see. Anyway, I am too tired to write. So I am going to download photos from my camera, and go to bed. It's New Years Eve and I have a couple of appealing invitations, but I am tooooo tired. Long long day.

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28. Mexican Culture - Culture Mexico - Mexico Culture, Mexican Culture - Culture Mex Mexican Culture. Mexico Culture has endured a long history of colonization and nearly constant political change. Despite these changes, though, Mexico today http://www.travel-mexico-vacation.com/mexico_culture.htm

Mexico Culture Mexican Culture Mexico Culture has endured a long history of colonization and nearly constant political change. Despite these changes, though, Mexico today offers its citizens and guests a look into its past through cultural icons, lifestyles and festivities that have existed for thousands of years. The country's most characteristic partyor "fiesta" in Spanishis the dark Día de los Muertos"The Day of the Dead"held the day after All Saints' Day on November 2. Mexicans who celebrate this Culture Day of the Dead believe that on this day, the souls of the dead return to earth. In the weeks leading up to the fiesta, Mexican markets are packed with shoppers looking for candy skulls and papier-mâché skeletons. The skulls and skeletons are also popular among tourists to Mexico culture, since they represent one of Mexico's grandest celebrations. Well before the 16th century and the coming of the Spaniards, the indigenous peoples of Mexico had created their own culture arts such as music, sculpture, ceramics, weaving and poetry. After the conquest, the Native American arts with their bright colors and delicate techniques were blended with the European influences of religion to bring a unique Mexican style of Culture. Many churches were built during the colonial era reflecting the Spanish architectural designs with the handiwork of Native American workers. Much of Mexico's most popular art such as pottery, furniture and textiles use techniques from Native American culture. Mexican music and painting have also been influenced by this background Culture.

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Mexico Travel Mexican Culture The Culture of Mexico: Mexican culture is a unique mix of Spanish colonial influences and Native American traditions. Mexico's Culture - Blending Traditions Near and Far. Well before the 16th century and the coming of the Spaniards, the indigenous peoples of Mexico had created their own culture arts such as music, sculpture, ceramics, weaving and poetry. After the conquest, the Native American arts with their bright colors and delicate techniques were blended with the European influences of religion to bring a unique Mexican style of Culture. Many churches were built during the colonial era reflecting the Spanish architectural designs with the handiwork of Native American workers. Much of Mexico's most popular art such as pottery, furniture and textiles use techniques from Native American culture. Mexican music and painting have also been influenced by this background Culture. Mexico Culturehas endured a long history of colonization and nearly constant political change. Despite these changes, though, Mexico today offers its citizens and guests a look into its past through cultural icons, lifestyles and festivities that have existed for thousands of years.

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