corn beer is the name of the traditional drink of oaxaca.
what is the name of the traditional drink of oaxaca?
corn beer
holy week celebrations here are a mixture of christian and pagan elements. holy tuesday is celebrated at home with family and friends. the traditional drink for this day is called "tejate" and is prepared by a designated man and either his mother or his wife. the traditional meal s fish with white beans, with a sweet called "maja blanca" made from ground rice, milk, cinnamon and sugar for dessert. on holy thursday, a staging of the last supper takes place, which is usually done by the town elders. on good friday, streets are cleaned and prepared for easter sunday, when the day is celebrated with food, drink and dance on the street. this celebration lasts into monday.
santa maría atzompa
section::::archaeological sites yielding metal artifacts.:southern mexico.





























utilitarian and ceremonial objects; objects of personal adornment





























bullet::::1. coatlán, oaxaca





























bullet::::2. coixtlahuaca, oaxaca





























bullet::::3. ejutla, oaxaca





























bullet::::4. guiengola, oaxaca





























bullet::::5. huajuapan, oaxaca





























bullet::::6. huitzo, oaxaca





























bullet::::7. juquila, oaxaca





























bullet::::8. mitla, oaxaca





























bullet::::9. monte alban oaxaca





























bullet::::10. sola de vega, oaxaca





























bullet::::11. tehuantepec, oaxaca





























bullet::::12. teotitlán del camino, oaxaca





























bullet::::13. teotitlán del valle, oaxaca





























bullet::::14. tlacolula, oaxaca





























bullet::::15. tlaxiaco, oaxaca





























bullet::::16. tututepec, oaxaca





























bullet::::17. xaaga, oaxaca





























bullet::::18. yanhuitlán, oaxaca





























bullet::::19. zachila, oaxaca





























section::::archaeological sites yielding metal artifacts.:southern maya area.





























utilitarian and ceremonial objects; objects of personal adornment





























bullet::::1. chipal, guatemala





























bullet::::2. chutixtiox, guatemala
metallurgy in pre-columbian mesoamerica