Cover -- Half title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Introduction: New Vantages on the Coronado Expedition -- 1. To See Such Marvels with My Own Eyes: Spanish Exploration in the Western Borderlands -- 2. Before the Coronado Expedition: Who Knew What and When Did They Know It? -- 3. The Financing and Provisioning of the Coronado Expedition -- 4. What's Missing from This Picture? The Alarde, or Muster Roll, of the Coronado Expedition -- 5. Chichilticale: A Survey of Candidate Ruins in Southeastern Arizona -- 6. Spanish Artifacts, a Trail, and a Diary: An Eighteenth-Century Trail from Sonora to Zuni, New Mexico -- 7. Jars Full of Shiny Metal: Analyzing Barrionuevo's Visit to Yuque Yunque -- 8. The Mystery of Coronado's Route from the Pecos River to the Llano Estacado -- 9. Reconciling the Calendars of the Coronado Expedition: Tiguex to the Second Barranca, April and May 1541 -- 10. Bison Hunters of the Llano in 1541: A Panel Discussion -- 11. The War for the South Plains, 1500-1700 -- 12. The Jimmy Owens Site: New Perspectives on the Coronado Expedition -- 13. First Arrivals: Coronado, Hank Smith, and the Old Springs of the Llano Estacado -- 14. Spanish Crossbow Boltheads of Sixteenth-Century North America: A Comparative Analysis -- 15. Looking at a Mule Shoe: Sixteenth-Century Spanish Artifacts in Panama -- 16. Mapping, Measuring, and Naming Cultural Spaces in Castañeda's Relación de la jornada de Cíbola -- 17. Two Colonies, Two Conquistadores: Francisco and Juan Vázquez de Coronado -- References Cited -- Contributors -- Index.