Articles from Americas (English Edition) (May 1, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A builder of images.	Agosin, Marjorie; Terrell, Nena	Interview	2238
Brazil's Joyce: music on her own terms.	Holston, Mark	Interview	1456
Flintknapping comes of age; anthropologists and hobbyists alike have rekindled interest in this ancient art, enhancing understanding of primitive cultures and preserving a practical skill.	Werner, Louis		1396
German Arciniegas: guardian of our distinct history.	Ambrus, Steven	Interview	2822
Glorious restoration.	Butler, Ron		632
Jungle stories of hidden hues: sinister symbols of modern encroachment lurk in the lush, primeval forests of Uruguayan painter Jose Gamarra.	Bach, Caleb		2684
New Maya scribes: a photography cooperative of mostly women is recording scenes of everyday life in Chiapas, Mexico, in images of social and artistic eloquence.	Snow, K. Mitchell		2703
Off the beaten track to early Amazonians.	Mackey, Chris		2446
Organic coffee: a Venezuelan perk.	Luxner, Larry		646
The illumination of an hidalgo: a sixteenth-century document reveals a portrait of a New World nobleman while reflecting conditions in the Old World.	Tennant, Anne W.	Cover Story	3077
Widening the Western Web.	Hahn, Saul		653