Talk:Gender in Mesoamerican cultures

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I want information on Aztec midwives and/or healers. Where is the best source to get some "over the top" information. Most text seem to all be so general. I want to learn about the woman during and after her midwifery training.


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This entire article is copied from here & violates copy rights. Someone needs to fix this. Xuchilbara 03:01, 2 April 2007 (UTC)

No, that allexperts.com site is just another mirror of wikipedia content, so there's no copyright vio. The article originated here in wikipedia, and allexperts.com subsequently copied it over to their setup - see the smallprint there noting the text available under the GDFL.
Their acknowledgement that wikipedia was the source is admittedly hard to find- a conscious decision, most likely, on their part.--cjllw | TALK 00:27, 3 April 2007 (UTC)