Conquerors originally believed that El Dorado was a place rich in cinnamon and gold, according to rumors from native tribes. Several expeditions were launched in search of El Dorado, including by Gonzalo Pizarro in 1541 and Sir Walter Raleigh in 1616, but none succeeded in finding the lost city of gold. While the expeditions did not find El Dorado, they helped discover other places and the Amazon river.
Conquerors originally believed that El Dorado was a place rich in cinnamon and gold, according to rumors from native tribes. Several expeditions were launched in search of El Dorado, including by Gonzalo Pizarro in 1541 and Sir Walter Raleigh in 1616, but none succeeded in finding the lost city of gold. While the expeditions did not find El Dorado, they helped discover other places and the Amazon river.
Conquerors originally believed that El Dorado was a place rich in cinnamon and gold, according to rumors from native tribes. Several expeditions were launched in search of El Dorado, including by Gonzalo Pizarro in 1541 and Sir Walter Raleigh in 1616, but none succeeded in finding the lost city of gold. While the expeditions did not find El Dorado, they helped discover other places and the Amazon river.
believed that “EL person with an important DORADO” was a place. role in a tribe. Gonzalo heard rumors from On 1514 Gonzalo and the natives of a valley far Francisco de Orellana to the east rich both attacks from hostile cinnamon and gold. natives’ hunger and disease wiped out most of his soldiers. In 1595 it was rumored With the expedition thy did that “EL DORADO” could ’t find neither cinnamon nor be found at Lake pur. gold. In the highlands of guinea Oriana is credited with so Raleigh set sail in hopes discovering the Amazon of discovering the lost city. river. WHAT I LEARN WAS…that “EL DORADO” is a lost city somewhere in the world and that it is full of riches especially gold.