Onate’s Expedition to the Southern Plains: Routes, Destinations, and Implications for Late Prehistoric Cultural Adaptations

Abstract

This article reassesses the route and destination of Onate’s 1601 expedition to the Southern Plains. It also reconsiders a recent discussion of a map drawn by an indian who was captured during the expedition. Using information obtained from these reassessments, some implications for understanding Late Prehistoric period cultural adaptations on the Southern Plains are discussed.

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