...Yanna Yannakakis This article analyzes ambiguities in the roles and identities of the indigenous allies of the Spanish conquerors of Oaxaca's Sierra Norte by putting into dialogue the Lienzo of Analco —an indigenous-produced cartographic narrative of the conquest of the sierra—and archival...

... who did not obey were ordered attacked by dogs (Jiménez and Villela 1998: 149–50 Two conquest histories, the Lienzo de Analco and the Lienzo de Quauh- quechollan, also picture doggings that were carried out against rebellious indigenous groups. These lienzos are part of a genre...

...: Native Intermediaries, Indian Identity, and Local Rule in Colonial Oaxaca . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . 2011 Allies or Servants? The Journey of Indian Conquistadors in the Lienzo of Analco . Ethnohistory 58 ( 4 ): 653 – 82 . 2012 Introduction: How Did They Talk to One Another...

... of native combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de...

..., the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...

... combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala...

... of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one version of this well-known source, now part of the holdings of Glasgow University, “leads the viewer...

... of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one version of this well-known source, now part of the holdings of Glasgow University, “leads the viewer...

... of native combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...

... that Asselbergs looks at relate to the exploits of native combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement...

... of native combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de...

... and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one version of this well-known source, now...

... of native combatants from Tlaxcala, the city-state in cen- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...

... and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one version of this well-known source, now...

...- tral Mexico whose backing of Cortés and his associates proved so deci- sive in the overall scheme of Spanish intrusion. While the Lienzo de Analco concentrates on Tlaxcalteca involvement in the conquest of Villa Alta in Oaxaca, the Lienzo de Tlaxcala documents more widespread participation: one...