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Katarzyna Szoblik stands in front of a bookshelf filled with books, smiling and holding a tan-colored book.

New Article by Dr. Katarzyna Szoblik and Dr. Katarzyna Granica in The Americas

21 03 2026

Have you ever wondered whether a Christian hymn could carry traces of an older Indigenous worldview? 🤔 At first glance, the Female Song for the Resurrection of Our Lord appears ...

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Dr Agnieszka Brylak at her desk with a facsimile of a pre-Hispanic codex.

Dr Agnieszka Brylak Presents at the Sorbonne University 🇫🇷

18 03 2026

We have amazing news to share with you! 🎉 Dr Agnieszka Brylak, P.I. of the TEOTL Project, will take part in a seminar at Sorbonne University 🇫🇷🏛️, organized by the ...

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Agnieszka Brylak, Katarzyna Mikulska, Molly Bassett, Julia Madajczak and Gabriela Piszczatowska sit around a conference table, working on laptops and discussing ideas in a modern meeting room.

Workshops with Dr. Molly H. Bassett

16 03 2026

We’re happy to share some photos 📸 from the inspiring workshops our TEOTL team had with Dr. Molly H. Bassett last week. Huge thanks to Molly for generously sharing her ...

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Dr. Molly H. Bassett stands at the front of a modern classroom, presenting beside a screen showing a historical illustration and a banner from the University of Warsaw.

Lecture “Clothing Gods: Making Nahua Ixiptla” by Dr. Molly H. Bassett,

09 03 2026

We’re happy to share some photos from the inspiring lecture “Clothing Gods: Making Nahua Ixiptla” by Dr. Molly H. Bassett, which took place at the Faculty of Modern Languages, University ...

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A promotional poster featuring two figures dressed in traditional Nahua attire with elaborate feathered headdresses, carrying items on their backs. The background resembles aged parchment. Below the illustration are details for the event “Clothing Gods: Making Nahua Ixixtla,” scheduled for March 3, 2026, 9:45–11:15, along with the University of Warsaw and CEM+ logos.

Lecture Clothing Gods: Making Nahua Ixiptla by Dr. Molly H. Basset

02 03 2026

What was ixiptla? How were gods materially embodied through dress and ritual practice in pre-Hispanic Central Mexico? 👗 Join us for the lecture Clothing Gods: Making Nahua Ixiptla by 🎓 ...

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Dr Agieszka Brylak wskazuje na fragment azteckiego kalendarza wyświetlany na ekranie.

Aztec Calendar Workshop with Dr. Agnieszka Brylak

24 02 2026

Did you know that according to the Aztec calendar each day was associated with a specific potential and destiny? The students of the Bilingual Mikołaj Kopernik High School in Warsaw ...

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