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Credits and Acknowledgements: general points
PLEASE NOTE: in the website’s early years we posted credits for all images reproduced in this section (see ‘Specific acknowledgments’ in the r/h menu). For many years since then we have striven to add picture source credits to individual pages.
All text and images on the Mexicolore website pages have been uploaded onto the internet on the express understanding that they are to be used strictly for internal school/college/educational and home study use only.
Requests for commercial use of any material should be forwarded to Mexicolore (FAO Ian Mursell) - go to our Contact page.
Where the sources are not specifically acknowledged, all material is © copyright Mexicolore 2004/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24/25. On the occasional page we have inadvertently failed to include picture source details. It gets harder and harder as the years roll by to find the time to research the original sources, but we will TRY OUR BEST to rectify any omissions...!
All material has been researched and sourced in good faith on the assumption that the copyright holder(s) would sympathise with our overall educational aims and would be happy for their material to be used in this context, providing we give appropriate credits and acknowledgements.
In a few instances we have been unable to locate original copyright holders, and would ask relevant individuals/institutions to contact us directly so we can add the appropriate details.
No material on the site can be reproduced in any form or medium (other than as outlined above) without the prior written permission of Mexicolore.
Special thanks are due of course to our longstanding and long-suffering webmaster, Jonathan How of Coherent Visions!
Comments (9)
James Harold
12th Nov 2024
Who made this website btw
Mexicolore
We did!
Anna
19th Oct 2023
When was this published and who was it by
Mexicolore
You need to be much more specific: which article/page are you referring to? Please provide more details and we’ll do our best to help you
Sydney
13th Aug 2019
I have a Mexican Blanket I bought at a yard sale with symbols and a person-like figure on it. Could you tell me anything about these symbols or the value of the blanket?
Mexicolore
We’ll do our best. Please send us a photo or two...
Isabelle E Jarrott
6th Jan 2019
Thank You
Isaac Joeseph
22nd Apr 2016
did the Aztecs wipe out the Inca or did the Spanish do it I have the same question about the mynas.
Mexicolore
No civilisation was ‘wiped out’. The Spanish invaded and conquered the Aztecs in Mexico, the Incas in the Andean countries, and the Maya in Mesoamerica. Up the ‘Mynas’!
James
28th Aug 2015
I have a question: When was the page ‘Sycretism: Aztec Christians’ published. I need to know for my history assignment
Mexicolore
August 13th 2013. The date is given at the foot of the page in question.
Helen
21st Mar 2015
When did you guys electronically publish Aztec Family Life page?
Mexicolore
I’m afraid we haven’t kept a record of when these entries went live on the site. Very roughly it would have been sometime in the summer of 2012; that’s about all we can say!
Dr. Rebecca R Stone
4th Oct 2014
may i please have permission to use your beautiful images of the feather headdress, whole and detail, in a guide i a writing to help the Advanced Placement Art History teachers learn to teach this monument in the new curriculum debuting next year? I am lauding your site to them in the guide. THank you very much!
Mexicolore
If it’s our copyright, you’re welcome to use it in this way, Rebecca. Please just send us a link to the particular image(s) you want to use so we can confirm...!
John
7th May 2014
Who is the author so we can do an MLA?
Mexicolore
We have many article authors on the site (it should be clear from each piece as the author is normally mentioned in the first couple of lines) but if in doubt you can put Ian Mursell, as Editor and Founder of the Mexicolore website. He’s ultimately responsible...!