The church was long gone ... high-status leaders from the first few years of the Jamestown settlement. 2 of 6 — Doug Owsley, a forensic anthropologist at the Smithsonian's National Museum ...

Jeffrey Brown learns more from James Horn of the Jamestown Rediscovery ... in this 3-D animation of the settlement site, they were buried in a long-vanished church some 400 years ago.

A Memorial Church was constructed in 1907 as part of the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the Jamestown Settlement of 1607. It was dedicated on May 13, 1907. The church, funded by the ...

In 1607, George Kendall, a member of the settlement’s governing ... theory is that the reliquary belonged to Jamestown’s fledgling Anglican Church. Even though reliquaries were “relics ...

the church tower, and our archaeological museum and monument. If you want to see the real site – boom, it’s right here.” Naturally, Jamestown Settlement – The Replica has upgraded itself ...

Gabriel Archer, an explorer, were on the first expedition from England that in 1607 established the colony of Jamestown, the first successful and permanent settlement ... of the church, an area ...

The Church of England on Wednesday gave permission for archeologists to dig under a church and remove DNA from a 400-year-old body to determine if the Jamestown settlement's founder was buried ...

Jamestown, a haunting spot on the James River 150 miles south of Washington, is the site of the first permanent English settlement in ... 30 men met in a church on the site where the dig is ...

where today windows in St. Helena’s Church commemorate the Jamestown voyage of 1606-07, the founding of the Jamestown settlement and Capt. John Smith. Smith, who journeyed to the New World on ...