Joara / Asheville / San Salvador / Santo Domingo / Columbus / San Juan / /
Continent
North America / South America / /
Country
Mexico / Cuba / United States / Spain / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Fort San Salvador / Fort San Felipe / University of Oklahoma / North Carolina Museum of History / North Carolina Museum of History Office / Warren Wilson College / Tulane University / Fort San Juan / Fort Caroline / Port Royal Sound / /
IndustryTerm
food / /
NaturalFeature
Parris Island / South Carolina / Atlantic Ocean / Atlantic coast / Georgia / Indies / Gulf coasts / South Carolina coast / Appalachians / Mississippi River / Blue Ridge Mountains / Pacific Ocean / Catawba River valley / Roanoke Island / /
Organization
History office of Archives and History / University of Oklahoma / Tulane University / Warren Wilson College / N.C. Department of Cultural Resources He / Pardo’s mission / N.C. Department of Cultural Resources / N.C. Department of Cultural Resources Several / /
Person
Juan de la Bandera / La Florida / Menéndez de Avilés / Hernando de Soto / Francisco Vásquez de Coronado / Moyano / Juan de Badejoz / Juan Pardo / Soto / David G. Moore / /
Position
Captain / professor of anthropology / Lieutenant / Tar Heel Junior Historian / king / Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Burke County / Virginia / Tennessee / Piedmont / South Carolina / Oklahoma / Mississippi / North Carolina / Georgia / /
Region
southwest Virginia / southern Appalachians / eastern Appalachians / western Rockies / east Tennessee / southeastern United States / northeast Tennessee / /
Finding a Lost Spanish Fort (North Carolina’s Real First Colony) By Dr. Dr. David G. Moore*