Historical Archaeology and the Documentary Record - Dig Deeper, Episode 10
In this episode of Dig Deeper, staff archaeologist Lesley Jennings explains the importance of Historical Archaeology and the use of historic documents in understanding the excavations at Historic Jamestown. For the process of Historical Archaeology, historic documents such as letters and books are examined to find information regarding previous activities at the site and to inform what is being found in the field. In this episode, letters from the A.P.V.A. and two texts are examined for references to the tombstones of the graveyard relating to the 1617 timber-frame and later brick churches
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As always, absolutely wonderful. Thanks to each and everyone working there and behind the scenes, for all that you do and share. 🌻☮💫
Thank you for bringing these updates to us. I look forward to the next one. Fascinating stuff, presented well. Mary
Nice job...learned a lot. Thank you.
Great job always love the updates!
Very clear and precise. Thank you for sharing this.
There are so many things that go hand in hand to take care or rather, that helps cover each other in all aspects. Thank you so much for these wonderful videos and updates.
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
Very good.
Thanks!!
Your doing a wonderful job! Is there a website that is research able to see the names of graves, families especially "GREENE"? SHIP MANIFESTS?