Why O'odham Do Not Remember The Coronado Expedition

Why O'odham Do Not Remember the Coronado Expedition

Deni Seymour. See More History

Into the American Southwest, The Coronado Expedition, Part 1

Historical Context

Artifacts that Indicate Vazquez de Coronado from the 1540s

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Stella Tucker - Remembering the Tohono O'odham elder

AZPM

T-A:ga (Our Story): An Introduction to the Culture and History of the Tohono O'odham

AmerindFoundation

Coronado: The New Evidence—Trailer

Deni Seymour. See More History

More details emerge in BP shooting death of Tohono O'odham tribal member

Young Tohono O'odham Man was intentionally hit and run over by US Border Patrol

Coronado Series: How Archaeologists Tell Time With Artifacts

Deni Seymour. See More History

Journey For Cultural Preservation A Tohono O'Odham Story CC

Archaeology Cafe: Telling the O'Odham Side of History in the Pimería Alta

ArchaeologySouthwest

Simple but Mighty Nail: Evidence of Vazquez de Coronado in Southern Arizona

Deni Seymour. See More History

Chichilticale: An Apache Place Name, Coronado Expedition Series

Deni Seymour. See More History

Tohono O'odham Tribe Against Trump's Wall

Indigenous Americans

'I Believe that Dreams Have Power' Indigenous Interests talk by Marilyn Francisco (Tohono O'odham)

Old Pueblo Archaeology Center

People Don't Realize This Still Exists - The Historic San Diego to Coronado Ferry

Sidetrack Adventures

Following Coronado's Lost Trail Across Arizona and New Mexico

Andy Ward's Ancient Pottery

Tohono O'odham, Native People of the Sonora Desert