THE NATIVE VILLAGE THAT HID HERNANDO DE SOTO’S FIRST CAMP IN AMERICA
It also carried the consequences of European invasion into more Native communities.
THE LANDSCAPE WAS ALREADY CONNECTED
The Spanish did not discover an isolated collection of villages.
They moved through a connected landscape.
Information traveled.
Trade traveled.
People traveled.
Political influence traveled.
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