Cape Cod Expedition 1602 | Bartholomew Gosnold | Provincetown, Cuttyhunk Island, Martha's Vineyard

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Esteban Gomes mapped the entire coast of New England in 1525 for Spain. He name Cape Cod Cabo de las Arenas.

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There’s a detox named after him in the cape

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Europeans, probably Basquee had been coming to the Gulf of Maine and Gulf of St Lawrence for sometime. When they came ashore for fresh water, natives were happy to trade. But after a reasonable period, they would show up in force, and made clear that it was time to go

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6:30 a little off topic segue he went on there 😅

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So that's why 90% of the Indigenous population was already decimated when the Pilgrims arrived...Plague was brought over in 1602. 😢

[@EdwardDevin]

Great point, I believe it happened earlier ; just my thoughts and could be wrong. Thank you for your comment!

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the state of CONNECT TED

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Sir Walter “Riley?” That’s it, I’m done.

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I know I'm being picky, but both narrators mangle a number of place and person names. Maybe it's just me, but it's really annoying.

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ConnecT - i - cut.........that's as far as I got.

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It’s his subtle way of trolling the audience. He’s probably giggling behind the scenes

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The narrator is most certainly not a New Englander.

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“Yah so the first thing they did kid was setup a couple a Dunkin’s”