Codex Tudela is a 16th century Spanish manuscript that contains detailed descriptions of the traditional lifestyles, cultures, and social norms of indigenous communities in Central and South America. The codex was created by Spanish Dominican Friar Francisco de San Román, who lived and worked among indigenous communities in Mexico and Guatemala during the 16th century. The manuscript contains a wealth of information about native languages, customs, rituals, and beliefs, making it an invaluable resource for scholars studying pre-Columbian America. The codex is currently housed in the National Library of Spain in Madrid.
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