What role did cartographers play in documenting and disseminating the findings of explorers?

Ponce de León likely understood what he had to do to reach his goal. He would sail seaward up the chain of the Lucayos to the northernmost charted island of ... Juan Ponce de Leon was an important figure in the history of the Spanish colonisation of what are today Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, and the south-eastern ... Florida's tallest lighthouse. An active lighthouse providing guided tours to the public and to schools. Located minutes for Daytona Beach. A must do if you ... Father Bannon asks the question: "Were the Spanish Conquistadores. Men or Devils? He does not answer it but provides the judgments of others of all ages. The ... Sep 5, 2017 ... ... says it was, but I'm not sure if that had anything to do with Juan Ponce de León's corpse moving or not. Upvote 5. Downvote Reply reply Mar 8, 2016 ... Meanwhile, Juan Ponce and the other settlers do as expected ... was so popular, it likely would have caught Juan Ponce de León's attention. De León was a man of many firsts; he was the first to discover the Gulf Stream, become governor of Puerto Rico and conquer Florida for Spain. His search for the ... Caparra was soon abandoned, and a better settlement made at a nearby coastal location, San Juan. But the wealthy conquistador was still not a happy man. He ... Juan Ponce de León (born 1460?, Santervás de Campos, Valladolid, León [Spain]—died 1521, Havana, Cuba) was a Spanish explorer who founded the first European ... Jun 1, 2022 ... A legend has arisen that Ponce de León was not really interested in land or riches in the New World but was actually seeking the "fountain of ...