Experts have uncovered remains at the first permanent English colony. But whose bones are they?

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Experts have uncovered remains at the first permanent English colony. But whose bones are they?
By Michael E. Ruane October 27


JAMESTOWN, Va. — The ancient thigh bone was that of a robust man, a chap in his 40s, with wear and tear in his joints and a hip socket that showed he had been a horseman and a man of status.

Could these be the remains of the long-lost lord — the savior of the English colony here, the aristocrat who died at sea, and whose body was likely carried to Virginia in a cask of wine?

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