Research Binder – People, Place, Claim, Source
A simple binder structure for turning loose research into reviewable public content.
Methods & Sources
Educator Notes for Classroom Use
A guide for using the site in classrooms, workshops, and reading groups without overstating claims.
Methods
Before You Publish a Montezuma Claim
A field note for slowing down high-interest Montezuma, Moctezuma, and identity claims.
Montezuma Claim Review Packet – Name, Place, Identity, and Limits
A public review packet for separating Montezuma naming questions from settlement, ancestry, and legal-status claims.
Moctezuma Source Types – Codices, Conquest Accounts, Objects, and Later Memory
A source-literacy guide for reading Moctezuma/Mexica context without flattening the record.
Tenochtitlan as Urban History, Not a Shortcut Claim
A careful primer on using Tenochtitlan as historical context without turning it into unrelated proof.
Comparison Without Collapse – Mesoamerica, the Southeast, Muur, and Moor Context
A guardrail page for comparing learning paths while keeping identities, places, and evidence distinct.
Field Packet – Building a Montezuma, Georgia Research Dossier
A practical checklist for building a source packet around Montezuma, Georgia.
Flood, Depot, and River Memory in Montezuma
A public-history frame for Montezuma river memory, depot memory, and flood-recovery sources.
Variant Spellings and Search Strategy
A method page for names that change across newspapers, maps, records, and languages.