A study published in Science Advances about centuries-old horse and donkey bones, unearthed in Jamestown, Virginia, is ...
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Jamestown Colonists Strangely Picked up Donkeys En Route to the New World, and Likely Ate Them
Learn more about where Jamestown colonists first found donkeys on their voyage to the Americas. Hint, they didn’t come from ...
A new study of animal bones from Jamestown reveals colonists ferried donkeys across the Atlantic, reshaping early American ...
The odd-number classes will compete Monday in the VHSL state championships, and the even-number groups will play Tuesday.
Historic St. Mary's City reinterred 65 17th-century Catholic settlers in a September ceremony highlighting Maryland's role in ...
This might be a little controversial, but it’s been on my mind for a while. I was recently sitting in my backyard with my ...
The Ghost Tour bills itself as the “original” ghost tour in Williamsburg and in Yorktown. There are basic ghost tours, ...
Talk with family members and gather names, dates and places, advised Long Island genealogist April Lynne Earle.
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DNA science and public databases offer a new way to identify soldiers’ remains
Researchers extracted DNA from remains found at a Revolutionary War battle site and began comparing them to public records.
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Centuries-Old Animal Bones Reveal New Jamestown Fact
A recent study in Science Advances is changing the story of how some of North America's earliest European settlers used animals. "While Spanish colonists brought horses to the Caribbean decades ...
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Virginia's Idyllic Weekend Getaway With Small-Town Charm And Family-Friendly Fun Is Just Outside Norfolk
Home to dozens of historic sites, serene lakes, and lively festivals, this family-friendly destination in Virginia makes for ...
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