It may do well to inject this here, as it pertains to Jesuits. The first Jesuit was a Basque, and the Jesuits, and Basques looked out for one and other. The first to circumnavigate the globe was Basque explorer Juan Sebastian Elcano. Most ships and their navigators that explored the new world were made in Basque shipyards, as was "La Gallega" better known as the Santa Maria. Yes, Christopher Columbus was a Basque. His navigation skills however, may have been plus or minus half a world.
Besides being the best ship builders, and navigators, they also were the most knowledgeable miners, and owned some of the richest mines of the new world. The thing about the Basque people, is that they have the highest percentage of Berbers, or R negative blood. You can look up the traits of R- carriers, I won't list them all. The most important here, is that have ridiculously high IQ's, and seekers of the truth. Never play poker with a Basque, they can read you like a book.
It was a Basque who founded Durango, and he didn't believe in giving "la quinta" to the King, since they considered themselves royalty since their blood was never mixed with the Moors. That's why Tayopa was kept secret, and maybe even the Peralta mines of the Superstitions.
Cristóbal Peralta searched in Spain, for records of the Superstition mine, "nada" searched in Mexico, "nada", searched in Arizona, "y nada". Could the PSM's be the work of a Basque, or both Jesuit, Basque?