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First episode of Season 1 of the series, Time Team America. Click on Time Team America
to see other videos in the series.
Spanish conquistadors four centuries ago, vainly searching for riches in the North American heartland, encountered a remarkable American civilization that eventually faded from memory. After a new look at an old Spanish journal and a long-ignored map, an archaeologist invites high-tech specialists to peer beneath the Kansas surface and test a novel interpretation. Caught on camera, this research confirms a 1601 battle between conquistadors and natives, revealing a radically surprising past world.
Archaeology Channel, Strata: Portraits of Humanity Series
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