Cimarron the Big Horn Sheep and Frontier Language
The article traces the name Cimarron as applied to the Big Horn Sheep from Mexican and Spanish roots, noting how terms changed through English usage and frontier contact. It discusses related words such as jer ked beef and charqui, and recounts historical mentions of Cimarrones among Inca and Castaneda accounts, with notes on the animal’s likely past presence along the Rio Grande.
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New Spain
Fort Stockton
San Domingo
Pecos County
Peru
Cimarron
New Mexico
George Byama
Conotza America
South America
Spain
Drake
Morgan
Panama
Canal
Big Horn
Castanedas
Kansas
Cortez
Mexico
Conouon
Castenadas
Rio Grande
San Francisco Creek
Pecos River
Grand Canyon
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