Under the Sixth Meeting of Specialists of Northern Jalisco and South of Zacatecas, for the fifth time Tenamaztle presented the award, which aims to recognize the work of researchers who have provided historical data on the area.
For the first time the prize was awarded to a woman, Dr. Marie Areti Hers, for his contributions to the study of ancient history of the North Mesoamerican and field experiences in northern Jalisco.
Archaeologist acknowledged being touched by the award and said he expected the Premier to do what he likes: "I am very touched , but mostly Tenamaztle name that is too much for me, I think it's a great character for the history of Mexico and I am only an archaeologist and I just never understand how I can afford to do what I like, because Archaeology is fun. "
Among the publications that talk about the contribution of full-time researcher of the Institute of Aesthetic Studies at UNAM has the knowledge of the region northern Jalisco and southern Zacatecas, are the books: The Toltec chichimecas land, published by UNAM in 1989; Inheritance chichimecas, published in 1998, The Museum of Huejuquilla Tatuutsima Alto, among other books and scientific papers.
Claudio Carrillo, coordinator of the Sixth Meeting of Experts, said the award represents the value Tenamztle researchers trying to investigate with their work aspects related to knowledge of northern Jalisco and southern Zacatecas.
The first opportunity was presented the award Tenamaztle Iturrioz Dr. José Luis Lezama, who has contributed to the research and dissemination of wixárika language; in 2008 recognized Dr. Miguel León Portilla, who rediscovers the feat in a book Tenamaztle Indian leader, in 2009 the Dr. Phil Weigand Tenamztle won the award for being one of the initiators of the rescue of the archaeological sites of Jalisco , and in 2010 the award went to Jean Meyer, for his studies on the phenomenon of Cristiada in northern Jalisco.
Text: Becerra Hilda.
Photo: Francisco Vázquez.
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