A journal of rediscovery
By Rebecca Shaw The winter of 1609-1610 was one that the colonists of Jamestown, Virginia hoped would be lost to history. After first being colonized only a couple years prior in 1607, the settlers were still getting used to their new home and how the woods of Virginia worked.
The tragedies of the worst winter in Jamestown’s history haunts one family nearly four hundred years later. … Continue readingA Curious Case of Colonial Cannibalism
By Chelsea Nevin Imagine laying on a blanket in the middle of a cool summer night, a light breeze tickles your cheek as you look up in the sky, the stars twinkling alongside the beams of a full moon. The last thing most people think about are the pieces of