Sixteenth-Century Tusayan

THE NINTH VOLUME OF THE Smithsonian Institution's Handbook of North American Indians includes Albert H. Schroeder's essay, Abandoned in Historic Times. The author begins his discussion of Hopis with these words: In 1540 the people of Tusayin (also Tucayan, Tucano, and Tuzin), living in seven terraced Pueblos .. .' Schroeder did not, however, cite Bartolom6 de las Casas' sixteenth-century report which stated On that route toward the west ... 80 leagues from Tigues, there is a province called Tuzayin, which has

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