What Lies Beneath James Fort on Robert Tindall’s Map of 1608? - Dig Deeper, Episode 30

Jamestown Rediscovery Staff Photographer Chuck Durfor discusses a mystery found on Robert Tindall's 1608 map of James Fort.

[@gwaine]

Thanks Chuck...very cool that you went over there and saw it in person. Hope you're well.

[@maryg.249]

As always very fascinating! Thank you for “digging “ up truth for us! Mary

[@moocowdad]

always look forward to these videos, thanks for all your hard work everyone-Dave in Ontario

[@michaelengland2083]

My grandfather (bunch of greats) arrived on the second supply ship in 1608. Love these videos!

[@rickgrady2419]

How cool! Thanks for sharing this intriguing piece of Virginia history.

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

These are so marvelous and informative. Thank you.

[@davewoodworth1762]

Another great and very interesting video-cheers

[@tinmanx2222]

Another mystery to ponder.

[@spankthatdonkey]

Interesting. Are oyster beds with x’s?

[@MatthewChenault]

Ah, yes, a map.

[@dr.julianbashir9193]

... and how does the British museum plan to enforce "it shall not be downloaded"? For this statement alone, I would encourage all FREE AMERICANS to do exactly that because there is something "deeper" that they don't want YOU to know about. Let's start with the Empire of Tartary and their connection to red brickwork.....