Two decades before Jamestown, settlers arrived in what is now North Carolina. What happened to them is a mystery, but there are some clues. Excavations at the site of a Native American town on ...

Conditions for early settlers could be harsh ... The team is uncertain whether the six Jamestown dogs are completely ...

At Jamestown, Virginia ... also reflected the strained relationship between Europeans and Native Americans. For example, the settlers described Indigenous dogs as "mongrels," adding to their ...

In contrast, the Jamestown settlers are largely remembered as a ... These suggest that the colonists had extensive dealings with the Natives. In one cellar, an Indian cooking pot containing ...

And the fighting continued. Soon after constructing the fort at Jamestown, two hundred Powhatan Indians unexpectedly attacked the new settlers, who had not yet unpacked their guns. By 1609 ...

For "Pocahontas Revealed," NOVA tracked down trade goods such as metal kettles that might have been exchanged between Jamestown settlers and Powhatan Indians. The English settlers refused to ...

One of them was John Rolfe, a widowed settler and pioneer planter ... in thy womb”) and wed Rolfe, with both natives and colonists present. Jamestown flourished thanks to Rolfe’s tobacco ...