References

Aguilar Zeleny, Alejandro
1995 Mayos. In Etnografía Contemporánea de los Pueblos Indigenas de México: Región Noroeste, pp. 529-574. INI, Mexico City.

Crumrine, Ross
1990 El Ceremonial de Pascua de los Mayos: Identidad del Grupo Sonorense. Dirección General de Publicaciones del Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes and Instituto Nacional Indigenista, Mexico City.

Esser, Janet Brody (editor)
1988 Behind the Mask in Mexico. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico.

Esser, Janet Brody
1988 Behind the Mask in Mexico: Meanings and Motivations. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. 1-6. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico.

Griffith, James S.
1967a Rio Mayo Pascola Masks: A Study in Style. Unpublished Master’s thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson.
1967b Legacy of Conquest: the Arts of Northwest Mexico. The Taylor Museum of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, California.
1972 Ca’hitan Pascola Masks. Kiva (37)4:185-198.
1988 Holy Week in Los Patos, Sinaloa. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. 63-77. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico.

Griffith, James S., and Felipe Molina Old Men of the Fiesta: An Introduction to the Pascola Arts. The Heard Museum, Phoenix.

Pomar, María Teresa
1988 Metaphor and Message: On Exhibiting Mexican Masks. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. ix-xii. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico.

Yetman, David, and Thomas R. Van Devender
2002 Mayo Ethnobotany: Land, History, and Traditional Knowledge in Northwest Mexico. University of California Press, Los Angeles.

Websites:

Map of Sonoran Cultural Groups
http://redescolar.ilce.edu.mx/redescolar/publicaciones/publi_mexico/
publicalciones/sono.htm
Includes information in Spanish about the groups shown on the map.

Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas
http://www.cdi.gob.mx/index.php

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	References Next Previous Aguilar Zeleny, Alejandro 1995 Mayos. In Etnografía Contemporánea de los Pueblos Indigenas de México: Región Noroeste, pp. 529-574. INI, Mexico City. Crumrine, Ross 1990 El Ceremonial de Pascua de los Mayos: Identidad del Grupo Sonorense. Dirección General de Publicaciones del Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes and Instituto Nacional Indigenista, Mexico City. Esser, Janet Brody (editor) 1988 Behind the Mask in Mexico. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico. Esser, Janet Brody 1988 Behind the Mask in Mexico: Meanings and Motivations. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. 1-6. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico. Griffith, James S. 1967a Rio Mayo Pascola Masks: A Study in Style. Unpublished Master’s thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson. 1967b Legacy of Conquest: the Arts of Northwest Mexico. The Taylor Museum of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, California. 1972 Ca’hitan Pascola Masks. Kiva (37)4:185-198. 1988 Holy Week in Los Patos, Sinaloa. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. 63-77. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico. Griffith, James S., and Felipe Molina Old Men of the Fiesta: An Introduction to the Pascola Arts. The Heard Museum, Phoenix. Pomar, María Teresa 1988 Metaphor and Message: On Exhibiting Mexican Masks. In Behind the Mask in Mexico, edited by Janet Brody Esser, pp. ix-xii. Museum of International Folk Art. Museum of New Mexico Press, New Mexico. Yetman, David, and Thomas R. Van Devender 2002 Mayo Ethnobotany: Land, History, and Traditional Knowledge in Northwest Mexico. University of California Press, Los Angeles. Websites: Map of Sonoran Cultural Groups http://redescolar.ilce.edu.mx/redescolar/publicaciones/publi_mexico/ publicalciones/sono.htm Includes information in Spanish about the groups shown on the map. Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas http://www.cdi.gob.mx/index.php Next: Field Journal Previous This icon indicates link opens in a new window.	Share this page Main Menu Introduction Who Are the Mayos? Where Do the Mayos Dance? What is a Pascola and How Can One Tell? Griffith's Mask Collection The Masks' Appearance Making the Mask Masks at the Fiesta Gallery of Masks References Field Journal About James S. Griffith Credits