THE NATIVE VILLAGE THAT HID HERNANDO DE SOTO’S FIRST CAMP IN AMERICA
But the Native village remained quiet.
Its houses collapsed.
Its people became ancestors.
Its political identity changed.
Its name became difficult to locate.
The physical evidence remained.
Then, centuries later, archaeologists came searching.
They found the houses first.
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