I really appreciate the opening scene of the trowel scrapping the peat dirt.

As always you are very informative and educational. I’m a huge fan of Time Team so I’ll have to watch the episode with Jamestown again. Thank you for all you do by preserving our past. Mary

I would like the B roll and bloopers. And much longer videos.

I love this series. Just discovered it!

Excellent Q&A presentation. I suggest that additional details be presented on individual squares or groups of squares to explain features identified and artifacts uncovered. I'd be especially interested in seeing each layer and feature being exposed and peeled away as the square(s) were excavated. A meta analysis of exactly what was going on in an area would also be illuminating - e.g. a cluster of squares may demonstrate that extensive cooking was going on inside a building - information on the features and artifacts found in that area that demonstrated and explained that activity would be educational. I congratulate you on doing the best archaeology that I have ever seen. Brilliant work!

Keep up the great work guys!

Hey,

What a GREAT job you are doing. It is so important to preserve our history and you can give each other a pat on the back from me. My question is, did the inhabitants of Jamestown move from there when it was no longer used as a fort or did a city take the place of the fort? Thank you.

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Has anyone ask if y'all find arrowheads?

what new information have you learned from digging up the graves?

Can you dig it 😂😂😂

Does DNA survive for hundreds of yours in the skeletal remains that are examined ?