THE NATIVE VILLAGE THAT HID HERNANDO DE SOTO’S FIRST CAMP IN AMERICA
This creates a bias in the archaeological record.
A site may once have contained hundreds of objects that are now gone.
What survives can therefore give a distorted impression.
The sword pommel is valuable, but it is only one surviving fragment of a much larger event.
Researchers must remember that the archaeological record is incomplete.
THE ABSENCE OF EUROPEAN BUILDINGS
The lack of substantial Spanish architecture at the site should not be surprising.
De Soto’s army was moving.
You Might Also Like
Something He Had to Deserve
Daily Gossips
I Move My Feet
Daily Gossips
He Planned to Take My Inheritance, My Home, and My Son, and Use My Hospital Shifts Against Me in Court – He Just Forgot He’d Done It All Inside the House of a Woman Who Pays Attention
Daily Gossips
The 10,300-Year-Old Man Found Inside An Alaskan Island Cave — And The DNA Test That Revealed 10,000 Years Of Native Coastal Continuity
Daily Gossips