By Jacob S. Neely, M.A., in consultation with Drs. Ruth Brown and Mónica Díaz Presented by the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences, the University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections Research Center, and the Departments of Anthropology, Hispanic Studies, and Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies (LACLS)
Welcome to this exhibition regarding the form, content, and import of these pre-Hispanic and Early-Colonial documents. The theme of this year’s exhibit is Continuity.
As you move through the exhibit, you will be moving chronologically through time. Despite spanning hundreds of years, dozens of languages and dialects, and at least three culturally distinct empires, you will notice how enduring the form and content is in general.
A related image gallery is A Glimpse into Ancient Mexico: Writings of the Aztecs, Mixtec and Maya.
![The Molina Dictionary [cover] by Jacob S. Neely](https://uknowledge.uky.edu/los_codices/1013/thumbnail.jpg "The Molina Dictionary [cover] by Jacob S. Neely")
![The Molina Dictionary [text] by Jacob S. Neely](https://uknowledge.uky.edu/los_codices/1014/thumbnail.jpg "The Molina Dictionary [text] by Jacob S. Neely")
