The Jamestown Rediscovery Project at Historic Jamestowne
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Field School Excavations Near the Church Tower
Dyptich Dial Found in an Early James Fort CellarThe archaeologists of the Jamestown Rediscovery Project, led by Dr. William Kelso, have unearthed more than one million artifacts that tell the story of our nation's first permanent settlement in the New World. At Historic Jamestowne, visitors can walk in the footsteps of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith at the fort site and share in the moments of discovery as the archaeologists continue to rediscover the once "lost" 1607 James Fort.
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Recently Rediscovered Beads and Jettons
A Spring MusterThe Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Preservation Virginia have formed a partnership to showcase the Jamestown Rediscovery Project and the connected histories of Jamestown and Williamsburg. This collaborative brings together experts to enhance public archaeology and create a broader, more cohesive guest experience through family-friendly programs.
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Your support will continue the work of the archaeologists, curators, and educators at Jamestown.
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Gifts are now accepted online:
Click HERE to donate through our collaboration with The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
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Gifts may be mailed to:
Jamestown Rediscovery Project
PO Box 3610
Williamsburg, VA 23187
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For any questions you may have regarding donations, multi-year pledges, planned gifts, or special gifts to the Jamestown Rediscovery Project, please contact Andrew Zellers-Frederick, Director of the Historic Jamestowne Fund for The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, at 757-220-7466, or toll free at 866-400-1607. Questions can also be directed via email at azellers@cwf.org.
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