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

By John L. Cotter

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Through digging into the past, long-lost buildings and personal artifacts resurface, painting a vivid picture of hardship and survival in a groundbreaking English colony.

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2005-07-13
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"New Discoveries at Jamestown" by John L. Cotter is a mid-20th century book that uncovers the hidden stories of America's first successful English settlement. It focuses on archeological discoveries at Jamestown, Virginia, revealing the daily lives of early settlers through unearthed artifacts. The story begins by highlighting Jamestown's historical importance and introducing the comprehensive archeological work that started in 1934. Numerous structures and common items, like homes, workshops, and everyday objects, showcase their culture. These findings recreate the untold history of Jamestown, showing the settlers' hardships, social interactions, and how they adapted to the new world. This exploration reveals the many objects that weave together the narrative of early colonial life.

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