Archaeoastronomy, ethnobotany and gender studies also provide new insights to understanding the components of Mesoamerican culture and its impact on society from ancient to contemporary times. He is pleased that the encyclopedia includes articles that discuss some of the many ways the history and symbolism of Mesoamerica influence contemporary Chicano and Latino cultures. And Virgilio Elizondo, former rector of San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio, writes about contemporary Latino devotions to the Virgin of Guadalupe, who miraculously appeared in Mexico City in 1531 and is growing in popularity in the United States. The encyclopedia is the place where all of us associated with the Mesoamerican archive could insert and lay out for the public the research that has absorbed us these last 20 years. By the numbers The Bulletin is published weekly during the academic year, except during University breaks and exam weeks, by the Office of Communications, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544.
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