Triple

Target class: Mesoamerican codices
Context triple: [Mixtec codices, instanceOf, Mesoamerican codices]

• A. Mixtec codex chosen
  A Mixtec codex is a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican manuscript, typically painted on deerskin or bark paper, that records the history, genealogy, rituals, and cosmology of the Mixtec people through complex pictographic symbols.
• B. Nahuatl manuscript
  A Nahuatl manuscript is a written document, often on paper or amate, that records language, history, law, religion, or daily life of Nahuatl-speaking peoples using Indigenous pictorial systems, the Latin alphabet, or a combination of both.
• C. pre-Columbian book
  A pre-Columbian book is a manuscript created in the Americas before European contact, typically made from materials like bark paper or deerskin and inscribed with pictographic or hieroglyphic writing to record history, religion, astronomy, or genealogy.
• D. colonial-era Maya manuscripts
  Colonial-era Maya manuscripts are written records produced by Maya authors during and after the Spanish conquest, often blending pre-Hispanic knowledge, language, and worldview with European writing systems, religious influences, and colonial administrative contexts.
• E. Mesoamerican writing system
  A Mesoamerican writing system is a structured set of visual symbols and conventions developed by pre-Columbian cultures in Mesoamerica to record language, convey information, and represent cultural, religious, and political concepts.
• F. None of above.