In the Caribbean, Andes, and Mexico scholars have been able to reconstruct pattern of pre-Columbian gender and sexuality because these are areas with large numbers of surviving indigenous peoples.

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Scholars have been able to reconstruct patterns of pre-Columbian gender and sexuality in these areas not solely because of the presence of large numbers of surviving indigenous peoples, but also through archaeological evidence, ethnohistorical records, and accounts from the early colonial period, which provide insights into these aspects of pre-Columbian life.

In the Caribbean, Andes, and Mexico Scholars Have Been Able