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‘Radiant Geometries’ Illuminates Teachings and Technologies in the Indigenous Americas

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‘Radiant Geometries’ Illuminates Teachings and Technologies in the Indigenous Americas
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For centuries, Navajo/Diné weavers have created intricate, geometrically patterned blankets and rugs on upright looms, powered only by the artisans’ bodies. More than a millennia ago in Mesoamerica, which encompassed much of what today is Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula and parts of Central America, the Mayans produced ornate ceramics decorated with natural motifs like birds. Utilizing materials that could be foraged or cultivated in the landscape—the Diné have herded the distinctive Nav

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