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Pit 1

A Multipurpose Pit The first significant feature excavated by the Rediscovery team in 1994 was an amorphous pit, with complicated stratigraphy, located near James Fort’s southeastern […]

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Historic Jamestowne

Historic Jamestowne, encompassing all of Jamestown Island, is the original site of James Fort and the first successful English settlement in North America. The 1500+ acre […]

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2015

In 2015 the Jamestown Rediscovery team focused on excavating a backfilled cellar from the James Fort period found at the northeast corner of the fort’s 1608 […]

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February 2015

Working in the archaeological lab this winter, assistant conservator Katy Corneli has spent some of her time conserving small copper-alloy artifacts. Much of the work is […]

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Kids in Jamestown History

they helped build a new world but rarely show up in the written history Young people have been important at Jamestown since the very beginning. There […]

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The First General Assembly

the oldest continuous law-making body in the western hemisphere The most convenient place we could finde to sitt in was the Quire of the Churche Where […]

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Zuñiga Map of James Fort

This hand-drawn map depicts the only known illustration of the 1607 James Fort and its surroundings. In spring of 1608, John Smith prepared two copies of […]

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Comprehensive Bibliography

studies relating to the jamestown rediscovery archaeology project Agbe-Davies, Anna. 2004 “Up in Smoke: Pipe Making, Smoking, and Bacon’s Rebellion.” Dissertation in Anthropology presented to University […]

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Portuguese Coarseware

Material – Earthenware Place of Origin – Portugal Date – 16th-17th century Location – Collections Vessels of this ware type have been identified at Jamestown in […]

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