Identifier: originalnarrativ17jame (find matches)
Title: Original narratives of early American history, reproduced under the auspices of the American Historical Association. General editor: J. Franklin Jameson
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Jameson, J. Franklin (John Franklin), 1859-1937 American Historical Association
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Publisher: New York Scribner
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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South Sea from the many shellscontaining them possessed by these Indians, or the manysettlements called the seven caves,^ which the Indians reportat the head of this river, which is the Rio del Norte; but in-cludes only the provinces which I have seen and traversed,the people of this eastern country, the Apaches, the nationof the Cocoyes,^ and many others which are daily being dis- 1 Pacheco and Cardenas, Col. Doc. Ined., XVI. 302-315. 2 Nombre de Dios was reached March 12, 1598, and was left on the 14th.See Ytinerario, entries for those days, pp. 234-235. 3 The reference is to the exploration made by iiVicente de Zaidfvar. SeeYtinerario, p. 234; Villagra, Historia, cantos XI.-XII. * This may be a survival of the older tradition regarding the Seven Cavesexisting somewhere to the northward of Mexico. The text is evidently corruptat this point. It reads, ni las muchas poblazones que el nacimiento destosindios, que es el del Rio del Norte, Uamada las siete quebas. ^ Cicuye, or Pecos. 212
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