One leader of this place seized a heap of corn after raiding Werowocomoco and pointed a gun at the head of an enemy warchief named Opechancanough, who raided its surroundings twice.
Since 1994, Bill Kelso has led an archaeology project excavating this community, which discovered a signet ring belonging to William Strachey; the second half of Strachey's "A True Reportory" is a primary source about this place. One leader of this place seized a heap of corn after raiding Werowocomoco and pointed a gun at the head of an enemy warchief named Opechancanough, who raided its surroundings twice. This first place to grant land by "headrights" was originally built using triangular wooden walls. Lord De la Warr relieved its "starving time," and it was later burnt down during Bacon's Rebellion. For 10 points, name this tobacco-growing site where the Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery landed, the first permanent New World settlement of the British.
Since 1994, Bill Kelso has led an archaeology project excavating this community, which discovered a signet ring belonging to William Strachey; the second half of Strachey's "A True Reportory" is a primary source about this place.
Jamestown Settlement [prompt "Virginia"]