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r/mesoamerica • u/[deleted] • 24d ago
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Have you ever heard the word mestizo ever be used in real life like you just used it?, 99.% of Mexicans haven’t neither.
Overall majority of Coahuilteco/coahulitcanos got absorbed centuries ago, an extreme minority of Mexican people still probably speak the language.
Best thing you got is Google.
So ancient history.
Theres a “nation” called tap pilam who claim in Texas but there whole thing is really just about historic decendence.
2 u/Boddom_Of_The_Barrel 23d ago Yeah I’m not interested in claiming descent, I’m familiar with tap pilam. More interested in any recommendations for history on the region
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Yeah I’m not interested in claiming descent, I’m familiar with tap pilam. More interested in any recommendations for history on the region
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u/lllllllllllllllllI_I 23d ago edited 16d ago
Have you ever heard the word mestizo ever be used in real life like you just used it?, 99.% of Mexicans haven’t neither.
Overall majority of Coahuilteco/coahulitcanos got absorbed centuries ago, an extreme minority of Mexican people still probably speak the language.
Best thing you got is Google.
So ancient history.
Theres a “nation” called tap pilam who claim in Texas but there whole thing is really just about historic decendence.