Notes On the Location of Tiguex
Notes On the Location of Tiguex
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DELLENBAUGH. ^^ From Breaking the Wilderness.
\)tJUt&*f. (K, 115 Bancroft Library Notes on the Location of Tiguex CORONADO, in 1540, went from Cibola to the Rio Grande at Tuta- haco. On up the river he came to Tiguex. Seven leagues farther up the river he reached Quirex.
ESPEJO, in 1583, went ^up the Rio Grande from Mexico and reached Tiguas. Six leagues farther up the river he came to Quires. Fourteen leagues on up the valley was Cunames, and five leagues farther was Ameies, which was fifteen ...leagues east of Acoma. It is perfectly clear from this that Tiguas was southeast of Acoma. Espejo also says that Quires was southeast of Acoma, and, as Tiguas was south of Quires, the proof that Tiguas (evidently the same as Coronado's Tiguex) was south- east of Acoma seems positive. Modern writers place it northeast of Acoma, at the present Bernalillo.
O5JATE, in 1598, went up the Rio Grande. The first villages he reached were forty-one leagues above a point identified with the present El Paso.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DELLENBAUGH. ^^ From Breaking the Wilderness.
\)tJUt&*f. (K, 115 Bancroft Library Notes on the Location of Tiguex CORONADO, in 1540, went from Cibola to the Rio Grande at Tuta- haco. On up the river he came to Tiguex. Seven leagues farther up the river he reached Quirex.
ESPEJO, in 1583, went ^up the Rio Grande from Mexico and reached Tiguas. Six leagues farther up the river he came to Quires. Fourteen leagues on up the valley was Cunames, and five leagues farther was Ameies, which was fifteen ...leagues east of Acoma. It is perfectly clear from this that Tiguas was southeast of Acoma. Espejo also says that Quires was southeast of Acoma, and, as Tiguas was south of Quires, the proof that Tiguas (evidently the same as Coronado's Tiguex) was south- east of Acoma seems positive. Modern writers place it northeast of Acoma, at the present Bernalillo.
O5JATE, in 1598, went up the Rio Grande. The first villages he reached were forty-one leagues above a point identified with the present El Paso.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dellenbaugh Frederick Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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