Archaeologist Bill Kelso and his team discovered the church in a previously unexplored area of the fort in Jamestown.
考古学家比尔·凯尔索和他的团队在詹姆斯敦之前未开发的的堡垒区域发现了这座教堂。
The Jamestown colony was clearly established by 1624.
詹姆斯敦殖民地于1624年正式建立。
The group decided to stay there instead of trying to find Jamestown.
这队人决定留在那里，不再寻找詹姆斯敦。
One day I walked into the local Chamber of Commerce in Jamestown, Tennessee.
一天我走进了位于田纳西洲的詹姆斯顿得一个地方商会。
It was called Jamestown and was located in the present-day state of Virginia.
这个地方叫做詹姆斯敦，就在今天的弗吉尼亚州。
The young Pocahontas often visited Jamestown during the colony's first months.
年轻的奇缘往往殖民地的首个月期间参观了詹姆斯敦。
The first English colony in the Americas was founded at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607.
美洲的第一块英国殖民地于1607年在弗吉尼亚的詹姆斯建立。
This is not new; it has been the case since the first English settlers came to Jamestown.
也不一个新的，自从第一批英语移居者来到了詹姆斯敦就是了。
There are also recreated versions of the ships that carried the colonists to Jamestown Island.
把殖民者带到詹姆斯敦岛的船也被重新造了出来。
Rolfe was a colonist in Jamestown, Virginia, the first successful English settlement in the Americas.
罗菲是英国在美洲第一块成功拓居区弗吉尼亚州詹姆斯敦的拓殖者。
She will visit Jamestown for the anniversary celebration, Buckingham Palace officials announced.
白金汉宫官员宣布，她将为周年庆典造访詹姆士镇市。
Peace came when Pocahontas, daughter of chief Powhatan, married John Rolfe, a tobacco farmer in Jamestown.
和平来自宝卡荷塔斯，她是酋长包华德的女儿，和詹姆斯敦一个烟草农夫，约翰罗夫结婚。
Archaeologists found the shells in a Jamestown trash dump where the colonists threw out their kitchen trash.
考古学家在詹姆斯敦殖民者倾倒厨房垃圾的地方发现了牡蛎壳。
You see, by 1620, it was well-known back in England that many languages were being spoken at Jamestown.
你看，众所周知，到了1620年，詹姆斯敦盛行多种语言。
This is because the true place where the settlers landed on Jamestown Island offered visitors little to see.
因为这是拥有詹姆斯敦土地的殖民者真正提供一小部分让人参观。
The Virginia Company, founded by investors, had financed and sponsored the English colony founded at Jamestown in May 1607.
由投资者创立的维吉尼亚公司，发起并且资助了1607年5月在詹姆斯敦成立的英国殖民地。
Archaeologist Bill Kelso and his team discovered the church in a previously unexplored area of the fort in Jamestown, Virg.
考古学家比尔·凯尔索和他的团队在詹姆斯敦未曾开发的的区域发现了一座教堂。
Scientists have found evidence that starving 17th century colonists in Jamestown, Virginia, turned to cannibalism to survive.
科学家发现并证明，17世纪佛吉尼亚州詹姆·斯顿濒临饿死边缘的殖民者为了生存下来而吃人肉。
Founded in 1607 with a charter from the Virginia Company of London, Jamestown was the first permanent English colony in the Americas.
建立于1607年，作为伦敦公司从皇室得到的授权的一部分，詹姆斯敦成了英国在美洲第一个永久殖民地。
The first permanent English settlement in America was a trading post founded in 1607 at Jamestown, in the Old Dominion of Virginia.
第一个在美洲的英国永久殖民地是1607年在弗吉尼亚州旧自治领的詹姆斯镇建立的交易栈。
The Northern Plymouth settlement in Maine faltered and was abandoned, however the London company established the Jamestown settlement in 1606.
缅因州北部普利茅斯定居点摇摇欲坠而被放弃，但1606年伦敦公司詹姆斯敦成立了一个定居点。
Those who read his reports there, and later for the Jamestown Foundation, a think-tank, found them eye-poppingly well-informed and insightful.
从文摘中看过他报导的人，和晚些时候的一个智囊团——詹姆斯敦基金会，都会发现这些报导深刻详尽到令人瞠目。
When the London Company landed three tiny vessels at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay in 1607, 105 people disembarked to found the Jamestown Colony.
1607年，当伦敦公司的三只小船到达切萨皮克港口时，105人上岸开始建立詹姆斯殖民地。
To hear some critics tell it, things have been going south in this country since the cruel winter in Jamestown, Va., in 1609, when most of the settlers died.
听听批评者是怎么说的吧，自从1609年弗吉尼亚州詹姆·斯顿那个残酷的冬天，大部分定居者死后，美国就在走下坡路。
Some 80 percent of the colonists died, and Jamestown would have been abandoned except for the timely arrival of supply ships and new colonists the following spring.
几乎80%的殖民者殒命于此，如果不是来年春天补给船和新殖民者及时抵达，詹姆斯敦几乎已被遗弃。
Fort Monroe, Va., a fishhook-shaped spit of land near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, had been a military post since the time of the first Jamestown settlers.
FortMonroeVa是坐落在Chesapeake湾的一片形似鱼钩的土地，自从首批移民在Jamestown安顿下来之后，这里就一直是一个军事据点。
Instead, the residents failed to comply fully with the law; and by 1699 Jamestown had collapsed into a pile of rubble with only three or four habitable houses.
不过，当地居民没有完全按照法案来做，到1699年的时候，这个城镇就颓落成了一堆碎石，能住人的房子只剩下三四座了。
Instead, the residents failed to comply fully with the law; and by 1699 Jamestown had collapsed into a pile of rubble with only three or four habitable houses.
不过，当地居民没有完全按照法案来做，到1699年的时候，这个城镇就颓落成了一堆碎石，能住人的房子只剩下三四座了。
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