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An aerial view of the excavations on Burial Hill. The grey structure with the black and brick doors is an 1830s burial vault that cuts through the site. Excavations in front of and behind the vault revealed a series of building postholes, trash pits, and many seventeenthcentury artifacts from the original settlement. Native American and English pottery was found in the trash pits, suggesting the use of Native pots in the English houses. Credit: Bruce T. Martin.

Finding The Pilgrims

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Archaeologists excavate around and within Fort Raleigh’s reconstructed earthwork in 1990. CREDIT: Ira Block

Looking For The Lost Colony

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Cypress trees along the Albemarle Sound.

Update E: The Lost Colony – Our Neighborly Connection

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A European gold-plated brass cover for a wheel lock pistol depicting Adam and Eve. Credit: Patrick hall

The Beginning Of Charleston

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