She died; they gave her green corn and melons, and they were too much for her.

She made knives of bone and wood, and had pointed nails for catching fish.

She had ropes nicely twisted with sinews, twisted as true as any rope-maker could make, and had bottles made of grass, and dishes of wood with handles; she put the feathers next her skin to keep warm." I will only add that wild dogs were numerous, and she tamed them for friends.

The priests called her Juana Maria, and I think the name of the island should be changed in her honor.

I doubt if Santa Barbara herself could have done as well under similar circumstances..