Les dieux du Mexique central ancien: un langage codé (2026) by Katarzyna Mikulska, Danièle Dehouve and Loïk Vauzelle

17 06 2026

Have you ever wondered how the costumes 👗, feathers 🪶, and plants 🌿 depicted in representations of Nahua deities encoded specific meanings, including the names and titles of the gods? Did you know that the apparent ambiguity of these images followed strict conventions, revealing how divinity was conceptualized in Nahua thought? ✨

If this sounds interesting, we have great news for you! 📢📚 The answers to these questions can be found in Les dieux du Mexique central ancien : un langage codé (2026), recently published by Société d’ethnologie in its Écritures series. 📖

The book is the result of a collaboration between two members of the TEOTL project—anthropologist Danièle Dehouve and philologist Katarzyna Mikulska—and historian of religions Loïk Vauzelle. 🤝

Congratulations to all the authors on this outstanding publication! 🎉🥳👏📚

👉  You can buy the book here