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New Discoveries at Jamestown
Site of the First Successful English Settlement in America

New Discoveries at Jamestown Site of the First Successful English Settlement in America

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  • Cannon
  • Muskets
  • Pistols
  • Light Armor and Siege Helmet
  • Farming
  • Fishing
  • Health
  • Amusements and Pastimes
    1. Smoking
    2. Games
    3. Archery and Hunting
    4. Music and Dancing
  • Travel
    1. Boats and Ships
    2. Horses, Wagons, and Carriages
      1. Bits and Bridle Ornaments
      2. Spurs and Stirrups
      3. Horseshoes and Currycombs
      4. Branding Irons
      5. Wagons and Carriage Parts
  • Trade
    1. Indian Trade
      1. Beads
      2. Knives
      3. Shears
      4. Bells
      5. Hatchets
      6. Pots and Pans
      7. Brass Casting Counters or Jettons
      8. Miscellaneous Items
    2. English and Foreign Trade
      1. Lead Bale Clips
      2. Piers and Wharfs
  • Worshipping
  • [Illustration: Jamestown Island, Virginia. On this small island—half forest and half marsh—was planted the English colony of which Raleigh and Gilbert dreamed.]
    Jamestown Island, Virginia. On this small island—half forest and half marsh—was planted the English colony of which Raleigh and Gilbert dreamed.

    Part One Exploration: The Ground Yields Many Things

    By John L. Cotter
    Supervising Archeologist, Colonial National Historical Park
    “As in the arts and sciences the first invention is of more consequence than all the improvements afterward, so in kingdoms, the first foundation, or plantation, is of more noble dignity and merit than all that followeth.”
    —Lord Bacon

    In the summer of 1934 a group of archeologists set to work to explore the site of the first permanent English settlement

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