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- Q16018823 description "Indigenous healer".
- Q16018823 description "Indigenous healer".
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- Q16018823 abstract "Modesta Lavana Pérez (February 24, 1929 - December 13, 2010) was an indigenous Nahua healer and activist from the town of Hueyapan, Morelos, Mexico. She was recognized as an important activist for indigenous rights and women's rights in Morelos, where she worked as a healer and as a legal translator of the Nahuatl language for the state of Morelos. She was also an authority on local ethnobotany, and on the usage of the temazcal sweat bath. Her traditional wool weavings on the backstrap loom were well known within the state of Morelos, and received many prizes.As a child, as was common in that period, she was punished for speaking her native Nahuatl language in school, but she kept speaking it and eventually became a translator helping other speakers access their rights in the legal system of the state of Morelos. She is cited as a source of linguistic data in several articles about the variety of Nahuatl spoken in Hueyapan, Morelos.She was trained as a nurse and was responsible for much of the medical treatment of the inhabitants of Hueyapan administering injections, treating wounds and delivering babies in her home, until the construction of an official clinic. In 1977, with the anthropologist Laurencia Alvarez, she published an account of her own experience with the folk-illness susto, which has come to be frequently cited within the literature on this illness.".
- Q16018823 birthDate "1929-02-24".
- Q16018823 birthYear "1929".
- Q16018823 deathDate "2010-12-13".
- Q16018823 deathYear "2010".
- Q16018823 thumbnail Modesta_Lavana.jpg?width=300.
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- Q16018823 dateOfBirth "1929-02-24".
- Q16018823 dateOfDeath "2010-12-13".
- Q16018823 name "Lavana, Modesta".
- Q16018823 shortDescription "Indigenous healer".
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- Q16018823 comment "Modesta Lavana Pérez (February 24, 1929 - December 13, 2010) was an indigenous Nahua healer and activist from the town of Hueyapan, Morelos, Mexico. She was recognized as an important activist for indigenous rights and women's rights in Morelos, where she worked as a healer and as a legal translator of the Nahuatl language for the state of Morelos. She was also an authority on local ethnobotany, and on the usage of the temazcal sweat bath.".
- Q16018823 label "Modesta Lavana".
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- Q16018823 givenName "Modesta".
- Q16018823 name "Lavana, Modesta".
- Q16018823 name "Modesta Lavana".
- Q16018823 surname "Lavana".