For those who feel the need to read!!

Some books on Jamestown and similar topics:

Savage Kingdom, The True Story of Jamestown, 1607,

and the settlement of America.

by Benjamin Woolley

Big Chief Elizabeth

by Giles Milton

The Journals of Captain John Smith

edited by John M. Thompson

Love and Hate in Jamestown, John Smith, Pocahontas,

and the heart of a New Nation.

by David A. Price

A Land As God Made It, Jamestown and the Birth of

America

by James Horn

Jamestown, 1544-1699

by Carl Bridenbaugh

The Virginia Adventure:Roanoke to James Towne, An

Archaelogical and Historical Odyssey

by Ivor Noel Hume

Here Lies Virginia,and Archaeologist%26#39;s view of

Colonial Life and History

by Ivor Noel Hume

Behold Virginia

by George F. Willison

Roanoke Island, The beginnings of English America

by David Stick

Flowerdew Hundred: The Archaeology of a Virginia

Plantation, 1619-1864

by James Deetz

Martin%26#39;s Hundred: The Discovery of a Lost Colonial

Virginia Settlement.

by Ivor Noel Hume

(This is on the Carter Grove property)

And for all of us who like historical romance, (and who doesn%26#39;t?)

Roanoke:The Lost Colony

Jamestown

both written by Angela Elwell Hunt. There are more in this series.

And the Jamestown Rediscovery Books

by Dr. Bill Kelso and crew

Buried Truths

by Dr. Bill Kelso

Some of these reads are repetative in some ways, but all are interesting for the Jamestown lovers.

So many more on the market, so little time.

Enjoy, my friends, enjoy!!

For those who feel the need to read!!

Wow, thanks Marymac!

For those who feel the need to read!!

Thanks Eliziam!! I%26#39;m so glad somebody is checking out this forum! Woo Hoo!! There is one more book that I wanted to recommend, I borrowed it out to someone and can%26#39;t remember the exact title or author, but it is about Pocahontas and is written by a women, and really gives a different point of view. I%26#39;ll look it up and post it here when I find it.

Kudos to you, Marymac for this informative list! Sorry it took so long to post a thank you.

Colonialgirl