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Richard Lowery and Brent Russell Fortenberry

Atlantic Landscapes: A Comparison Between the Early Public Building of Jamestown and the Town of St. George

Presentation by:

Richard Lowery and Brent Russell Fortenberry
Saint George's Archaeological Research Project

November 3, 2009, 7 p.m.
Kimball Theatre, Merchants Square, Williamsburg

While it has been easy to acknowledge the connections between Jamestown and Bermuda in terms of the similar groups of people who traversed these respective landscapes, an archaeological account of the Bermuda/Jamestown connection is more challenging. An examination of the first public buildings at Jamestown and the Town of St. George will contribute to the narratives of Atlantic Landscapes from an archaeological perspective. Public sites are where people interacted. Furthermore, these spaces are the nexus of larger networks that stretch beyond Bermuda and Jamestown.

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