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Here is a round up of some of the cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court, for the week commencing May 17.

besides my assistant are two conservators who work mostly on the iron artifacts. but any material that needs to be stabilize theyd will do. so thats the cura to rial side of things. >> my name is don warke. im wound telephone archaeologists on staff, but i do some conservation in the lab. what im doing this afternoon is conservation of lead objects we see on the site. lead also has to be preserved. its a fairly simple process. a lead object will come into the lab, and depending upon ho...

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so it seems to me and others as well that he spent that time working with the tobacco. we also found a couple of tobacco pipes made out of bermuda limestone that were probably made to smoke john rolfs tobacco on bermuda. and then, you know, he continued his work once he arrived here. we even found a tobacco seed down a well. which is pretty cool because theyre microscopic. theyre very hard to see. >> well, we want to thank both of you. bly straube, senior curator, and bill kelso, the d...

the government. so that would have been representatives from that area in the first representative assembly. there was always some kind of connection. then it went on to be a plantation during the 17 the century. >> how far is the original historic jamestown from the current seat of government, richmond? how far down the james river? >> 50 miles. i guess 50. >> sebring, florida next up. georgian. >> go ahead. >> georgiann. go ahead. sebri sebring, florida. >> caller: i was fortunate en...

so, theyre still here as they say. >> we had a caller earlier ask about the lost colony in north carolina, some recent news that they may have discovered a map or indication of a fort on a map in the british museum in looking at it. bly straube, has anybody done any excavations in that area? >> we have done some preliminary survey of the area and found some interesting hints of early artifacts, 16th century. possibly. and so we have plans to revisit the area very, very soon. >> how muc...

area to look at in the future, far beyond my career, i would say. >> and your work is complicated there by the fact that that area was used as a civil war fort, fort pocahontas. >> right. yeah. in 1861, the fort pocahontas was built by the confederate army. and it -- by wherever they scooped to get earth to put up bank to protect the guns, the original -- the original 1607 settlement was being disturbed. however, where they piled the dirt, that was preserved. but so we decided that we ...

my husband is descended from pocahontas and john rolf through pocahontas grandson -- granddaughter, excuse me, jane rolf, who married a man called robert bowling. my mother-in-laws late mother-in-law was a bowling. a few moments ago the commentator said to you this was the church where pocahontas married john smith. and as you know more than i, it was john rolf she married. but i notice that a great many people make that mistake, thinking that pocahontas married john smith. its a pity ...

today the archaeologists uncovered this wonderful medallion from a german stoneware bottle. made in germany near cologne. its unique. we dont have one like it so ill have to do research to figure out who it is depicting. it would have been a bottle that would contain beer or wine, so for alcoholic beverage. >> you had mentioned in the hour long preview, the documentary we just saw, that you had to learn how to read the artifacts 1 1/2 million artifacts youve uncovered in the last 20 ye...