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Cites key research findings in 1991 asserting that much of the conventional knowledge about the make-up of immigrants from Mexico is wrong.

Reports that an unexpected discovery in Mexico by a team of archaeologists from the University of Mississippi may clear up a centuries-old mystery of the origins of some pre-Columbian manuscripts held by European libraries and museums. Manuscripts, which are essentially picture books produced on deer skin, called Borgia Group of codices, after Stephen Borgia, an Italian cardinal.