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Exploring the Chesapeake
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/chesapeake/
Explore the Chesapeake Bay of Captain John Smith, Powhatan, Pocahontas, and the 
Jamestown colonists, as well as the Bay of today--video, interactive maps, 
historical photos, lesson plans, and more


Follow John Smith as he explores the Chesapeake Bay and meets local Indians in 
this new kids game.


Forensic anthropologist Dr. Doug Owsley, featured in National Geographic's new 
film, describes what evidence in the bones reveals about life and death in 
Jamestown.

Follow Captain John Smith's explorations of the Chesapeake Bay in the nation's 
first all-water national historic trail.


Read our exclusive interview with Sarah Green, Producer of New Line Cinema's 
new film about John Smith and Jamestown.

   Interactive Map of Jamestown
   America, Found and Lost
   Jamestown Artifacts
   Saving the Chesapeake

400-Year-Old Seeds, Spear Change Perceptions of Jamestown Colony

Jamestown Colony Well Yields Clues to Chesapeake's Health

Video: The Real Jamestown, Beyond The New World

New World Film Revives Extinct Native American Tongue

Photo in the News: America's Lost Founding Father?

America's Lost Colony: Can New Dig Solve Mystery?

Mute Swans Spark Loud Debate in Chesapeake Bay

Well Found in Virginia's 17th-Century Jamestown Fort


  Matthew Gilmore
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