New Discoveries At Jamestown
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] Handtools used by the Jamestown farmers during the 17th-century havebeen found in abundance. These include axes, picks, billhooks, pitchforks, spades, rakes, mattocks, sickles, scythes, broad hoes, narrow hoes, and shovels.
Only a few parts belonging to heavy farming implements have beenunearthed, including a few ploughshares and small metal fragments fromwagons, carts, and harrows.
Fishing When the first settlers planted their small colony at Jamestown, thetidewater rivers and bays and the A...tlantic Ocean bordering the Virginiacoast teemed with many kinds of fish and shellfish which were bothedible and palatable. Varieties which the colonists soon learned to eatincluded sheepshead, shad, sturgeon, herring, sole, white salmon, bass, flounder, pike, bream, perch, rock, and drum, as well as oysters, crabs, and mussels. Seafood was an important source of food for thecolonists, and at times, especially during the early years of thesettlement, it was the main source.
Those in England who planned to go to Virginia were always advised toprovide themselves (among other items) with nets, fishhooks, and lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Handtools used by the Jamestown farmers during the 17th-century havebeen found in abundance. These include axes, picks, billhooks, pitchforks, spades, rakes, mattocks, sickles, scythes, broad hoes, narrow hoes, and shovels.
Only a few parts belonging to heavy farming implements have beenunearthed, including a few ploughshares and small metal fragments fromwagons, carts, and harrows.
Fishing When the first settlers planted their small colony at Jamestown, thetidewater rivers and bays and the A...tlantic Ocean bordering the Virginiacoast teemed with many kinds of fish and shellfish which were bothedible and palatable. Varieties which the colonists soon learned to eatincluded sheepshead, shad, sturgeon, herring, sole, white salmon, bass, flounder, pike, bream, perch, rock, and drum, as well as oysters, crabs, and mussels. Seafood was an important source of food for thecolonists, and at times, especially during the early years of thesettlement, it was the main source.
Those in England who planned to go to Virginia were always advised toprovide themselves (among other items) with nets, fishhooks, and lines.
What to read after New Discoveries At Jamestown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cotter John L. to read onlineMoreLess
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