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>> yes. this is a brick facade and hollow cavity that goes back further. >> so even though this was a kitchen where someone could be working around 1608, by 1609, 1610, it's not being used anymore? >> over 200 colonists died and only 60 survived. >> settlers made incredible sacrifices to stay alive. forced to eat their dogs, their horses and, worse. >> so it's your belief that now we know that it was such a desperate time that they had to resort to cannibilism to survive? >>. >> right. we know without a shadow of a doubt that it took place here at jamestown that winter. >> how do you know that...

Mandible, a jawbone, and fragmented jaw or cranium, and the tibia which is the shin bone, and these belonged to a young english woman about 14 years of age when she died. and we saw the same markings on her bone that we saw on the dog and the horse that were evidence of processing basically, and so she was without a doubt, eaten. >> so the struggles of jamestown was very real, there were glimmers of hope in this newly formed society. obviously, the first several years in the settlement were tremendously difficult and there was a lot of death, but what about the new life? what about children? t...

Mandible, a jawbone, and fragmented jaw or cranium, and the tibia which is the shin bone, and these belonged to a young english woman about 14 years of age when she died. and we saw the same markings on her bone that we saw on the dog and the horse that were evidence of processing basically, and so she was without a doubt, eaten. >> so the struggles of jamestown was very real, there were glimmers of hope in this newly formed society. obviously, the first several years in the settlement were tremendously difficult and there was a lot of death, but what about the new life? what about children? t...

Mandible, a jawbone, and fragmented jaw or cranium, and the tibia which is the shin bone, and these belonged to a young english woman about 14 years of age when she died. and we saw the same markings on her bone that we saw on the dog and the horse that were evidence of processing basically, and so she was without a doubt, eaten. >> so the struggles of jamestown was very real, there were glimmers of hope in this newly formed society. obviously, the first several years in the settlement were tremendously difficult and there was a lot of death, but what about the new life? what about children? t...

Mandible, a jawbone, and fragmented jaw or cranium, and the tibia which is the shin bone, and these belonged to a young english woman about 14 years of age when she died. and we saw the same markings on her bone that we saw on the dog and the horse that were evidence of processing basically, and so she was without a doubt, eaten. >> so the struggles of jamestown was very real, there were glimmers of hope in this newly formed society. obviously, the first several years in the settlement were tremendously difficult and there was a lot of death, but what about the new life? what about children? t...