Comments on: The Chichilticalli Trail Part I – An Overview http://www.palatkwapi.com/2009/06/the-chichilticalli-trail-part-i-an-overview/ 1400 - 1540 among the southern pueblos Thu, 28 Oct 2010 16:42:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Buck Wells http://www.palatkwapi.com/2009/06/the-chichilticalli-trail-part-i-an-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Buck Wells Thu, 28 Oct 2010 16:42:49 +0000 http://www.palatkwapi.com/?p=76#comment-43 Hi Andy, its been a while, but I was reading the latest on your site today. I don't seem to get many people reading mine ! It is still at coronadotrail1540.com I have received comments from some of the people I know, a lot of them would agree with your ideas abt San Bernardino Ranch being on the real Coronado Trail, and the Bavispe River route. I think Dr. Charles Di Peso would have probably agreed with that too ! At first I thought that the big ruins in downtown Mule Creek, NM must have been 'Chichilticale', but when Mr. Brasher published his work, I was pretty quick to accept that as the real location of Chichilticale... I know that Apache Pass has always been a very important trail crossing. The east side of the Chiricahua Mtns has a lot of big ruins too. I hope one of these days we will know for sure ! Where IS Chichilticale ? Let me know when that question is decided. Mule Creek NM is on the real trail to Zuni, I know that much for sure !! I have walked certain parts of that trail , and it just FEELS RIGHT ! I let AZ STATE MUSEUM know all abt it, and was happy that they did finally send some professional people out to Mule Creek to look it over. Cant wait to read some findings on all this! Chichilticale=Chiricahui=Chiricahua ~Buck Hi Andy, its been a while, but I was reading the latest on your site today. I don’t seem to get many people reading mine ! It is still at coronadotrail1540.com I have received comments from some of the people I know, a lot of them would agree with your ideas abt San Bernardino Ranch being on the real Coronado Trail, and the Bavispe River route. I think Dr. Charles Di Peso would have probably agreed with that too ! At first I thought that the big ruins in downtown Mule Creek, NM must have been ‘Chichilticale’, but when Mr. Brasher published his work, I was pretty quick to accept that as the real location of Chichilticale… I know that Apache Pass has always been a very important trail crossing. The east side of the Chiricahua Mtns has a lot of big ruins too. I hope one of these days we will know for sure ! Where IS Chichilticale ? Let me know when that question is decided. Mule Creek NM is on the real trail to Zuni, I know that much for sure !! I have walked certain parts of that trail , and it just FEELS RIGHT ! I let AZ STATE MUSEUM know all abt it, and was happy that they did finally send some professional people out to Mule Creek to look it over. Cant wait to read some findings on all this! Chichilticale=Chiricahui=Chiricahua ~Buck

]]> By: Buck Wells http://www.palatkwapi.com/2009/06/the-chichilticalli-trail-part-i-an-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Buck Wells Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:38:40 +0000 http://www.palatkwapi.com/?p=76#comment-33 hey Andy, please check out my coronado trail website if you have time, I have been working on this coronado trail thing most of my life ! I love the subject ! In the 1980's I was pretty sure I had found some information, and that is what my website is about. I would love to hear from you, the contact button on my site connects direct to my home computer address. Regards ! Buck Wells hey Andy, please check out my coronado trail website if you have time, I have been working on this coronado trail thing most of my life ! I love the subject !

In the 1980′s I was pretty sure I had found some information, and that is what my website is about. I would love to hear from you, the contact button on my site connects direct to my home computer address.

Regards !

Buck Wells

]]> By: Amy Foulks http://www.palatkwapi.com/2009/06/the-chichilticalli-trail-part-i-an-overview/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Amy Foulks Mon, 20 Jul 2009 22:19:57 +0000 http://www.palatkwapi.com/?p=76#comment-9 Hi Andy-- I can go into the detail about what Nugent Brasher has NOT found at the Kuykendall 90-acre survey. These are the Spanish diagnostics of that era, which any expedition would have had, coming out of New Spain in the mide-15th century: *Nueva Cadiz beads *Clarksdale brass bells *iron "diamond-head" horseshoe nails *copper crossbow boltheads [and if we got really lucky, a short/wide horseshoe for a "Spanish barbary pony", or bits of chain mail, broken Spanish majolica or central Mexican pottery]. Hi Andy–
I can go into the detail about what Nugent Brasher has NOT found at the Kuykendall 90-acre survey. These are the Spanish diagnostics of that era, which any expedition would have had, coming out of New Spain in the mide-15th century:
*Nueva Cadiz beads
*Clarksdale brass bells
*iron “diamond-head” horseshoe nails
*copper crossbow boltheads
[and if we got really lucky, a short/wide horseshoe for a "Spanish barbary pony", or bits of chain mail, broken Spanish majolica or central Mexican pottery].

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