Archaeologists find James Fort's first church

<a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORNPR000020" title="Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities" href="/topic/arts-culture/culture/association-for-the-preservation-of-virginia-antiquities-ORNPR000020.topic">APVA</a> Archaeologists probing for evidence of historic James Fort's first church have uncovered a series of graves that may help confirm location of the long-sought structure. <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100101163010000" title="Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia)" href="/topic/us/virginia/jamestown-county/jamestown-%28jamestown-virginia%29-PLGEO100101163010000.topic">Jamestown</a> Rediscovery director William Kelso (Left) take's a look with Dave Givens(Right) on one of the large post holes

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( Joe Fudge, Daily Press / August 23, 2010 )

APVA Archaeologists probing for evidence of historic James Fort's first church have uncovered a series of graves that may help confirm location of the long-sought structure. Jamestown Rediscovery director William Kelso (Left) take's a look with Dave Givens(Right) on one of the large post holes

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