Clues from a James Fort cellar

The cellar feature located at the northeast corner of James Fort's 1608 addition appears to be associated with a building that may have been tied into the fort. If this hypothesis holds true then this building would likely have been built in 1608 along with the addition. Several hundred feet to the south of this current excavation there was a similar building incorporated into the fort expansion design at the southeast corner of the addition.If you are interested in donating to this non-profit research project please click the following link. donatenow.networkforgood.org/...

[@minglestwined]

Eternally grateful to and for all the Jamestown staff. Your updates are also much appreciated. This is such important work you're doing.

[@JamestownRediscovery]

Thank you and spread the word. We will try to crank out a few extra updates during the winter months if time allows.

[@marymathis9299]

This is so interesting to see how the first colony families got along...thank you so much for the great work and then to being it to the public like this is really great! Can't wait for the next installment! I am glad there's a man out there helping to identify these little bits of bones, etc. Wow, to be educated that way is just too cool! Thanks again!

[@hannahhannah7714]

Thank you. Good job. Very interesting.

[@shawnwilliams3597]

This is very interesting to watch thank you very much for sharing your wonderful videos with us. This is Ivana from Canada.

[@dmdorey]

Fascinating - many thanks

[@ScottClarkMetalDetecting]

Nicely done... props to UK for the GPR help!

[@JamestownRediscovery]

Scott Clark Yeah they were great. Good group of guys from our neighbor state to the west. Props to them for sure.

[@anthonyheffernan522]

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