Publications

Online Collections

• Mapas Project (Mesoamerican pictorial manuscripts with transcriptions, translations, and image analysis; searchable and comparable across manuscripts) (2008; with ongoing expansion)
• Early Nahuatl Virtual Library Project (facsimiles of textual Nahuatl-language manuscripts, with transcriptions and translations; under construction)
• Modern Eastern Huastecan Nahuatl (documentation of vocabulary around specific themes, gathered by the native-speaker collaborators at the Instituto de Docencia e Investigación Etnológica de Zacatecas, IDIEZ, and edited by John Sullivan): tlitl (fire); discrimination against Nahuatl; a sample story

Online Searchable Dictionaries — introductory page

• Nahuatl Dictionary, Stephanie Wood and John Sullivan, general editors
• Mixtec Dictionary, Stephanie Wood and Roberto Santos, general editors
• (Yucatec) Mayan Dictionary, Stephanie Wood and Kaitlan Smith, general editors
• P’urhépecha Dictionary, Stephanie Wood and Itziri Moreno Villamar, general editors
• Zapotec Dictionary (in earliest stages, with assistance from Marlen Yadira Salazar Velasco in Oaxaca)

Additional Indigenous Language Materials

• Glosario Cultural Náwat Pipil y Nicarao: El Güegüense y Mitos en Lengua Materna de los Pipiles de Izalco, by Rafael Lara-Martínez and Rick McCallister, published on line in 2012 (283 pages in PDF)
• Mangue Chorotega, by Rick McCallister, published on line in 2012 (80+ pages in PDF) (based on Quirós Rodríguez’s compilation with added toponyms, cultural terms, etc.)
• El Güegüense, by Rick McCallister, published on line in 2012

E-Books

• Sources and Methods for the Study of Postconquest Mesoamerican Ethnohistory, Provisional Version, eds. James Lockhart, Lisa Sousa, and Stephanie Wood (an edited volume with 23 original essays, plus a preface and an introduction) (2007; expanded 2010)
• Panzós, 33 años después (1978-2011), Marlon García Arriaga, 2011 (available  in English and Spanish)

Essays

• Female Town Founders, Female Town Defenders: Women and Gender in the Kislak Techialoyans of Late Colonial Mexico (PDF), by Stephanie Wood

Theses

• Kaitlan Smith (forthcoming)

Finding Aids

• Virtual Mesoamerican Archive (a portal site with six searchable, interrelated databases for advancing scholarship and Mesoamerican studies)