Man, I love this research. All y'all have been doing such a marvelous job in finding the past and preserving the historical information and detailing even the smallest find. I respect the kid all y'all are doing. Thank you for your service and dedication.

LOVE what you guys are doing.

Enjoyed the video. Your explanations are appreciated.

Fascinating, thanks for making this available to us! 🥰💕❤️👍👍

Hi guys! Nice to see continued archaeological digs going on. Really looking forward to LONGER videos from you guys! 😊❤

Considering that there is historical content where presumably the Jamestown church tower is being highlighted, known in such writings from the 17th century as "the tower" in regards to describing nearby lots or land owned by local inhabitants, it seems that it might be possible to use such records to figure out through dating if there were interim periods where "the tower" as a landmark failed to exist in wills and deeds, due to events as described in the video.

Thanks!, learned alot

Neat, detectives, looking for clues. Love it!

Really interested to see if you all can date the fire. Have never seen that Fort Pocahontas sketch from the VHS...really cool.

Candles, oil lamps and fireplaces. Sooner or later it's going to burn. Fascinating stuff guys....

Thank you for sharing

This is fascinating . The best way to learn what life was like for an ancient people is through archeology

So cool I got a visit Jamestown

I’m hoping the date of the fire is really really old! Some exciting things going on there. I’m looking forward to seeing what you find in the next test pit. Mary

Do archaeologists ever find fingerprints on the artifacts they find? Is that even a possibility?

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