FortRaleighNPS
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Word of the week, Roanoke dialect, Carolina Algonquian: okindgíer (beans) - remembering the native language of Roanoke Island.
about 15 hours ago
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Sample 5 - While in the Caribbean, the English expedition artist John White drew flora & fauna such as this flamingo:
about 17 hours ago
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Sample 4 - the English expedition's artist John White drew flora and fauna such as this reptile while at Puerto Rico:
about 17 hours ago
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Sample 3 - the English expedition's artist John White drew flora and fauna such as this pineapple while at Puerto Rico:
about 17 hours ago
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Sample 2 - the English expedition's artist John White documented flora, fauna and fort-building while at Puerto Rico:
about 18 hours ago
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While at Puerto Rico, the English expedition's artist John White documented flora, fauna and fort-building (example 1):
about 18 hours ago
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May 15-29, 1585: pausing at Puerto Rico on the journey to Roanoke Island, the 600-strong English expedition built a small ship & two forts.
11:13 AM May 20th
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Play & pageantry are island traditions now, but the 1st known plays & minstrels on Roanoke Island began in 1860s w/the occupying Union army.
8:07 AM May 20th
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Tropical weather update:
We also use this NWS link for the park's forecast:
5:38 AM May 20th
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Good video clips from 2006 - meet the archeologists of the park's research partner, First Colony Foundation:
5:32 AM May 20th
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Thanking America's Armed Forces: new Military Annual Pass for nat'l parks & federal lands available today at fee parks
7:11 AM May 19th
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It’s National Week May 19-25. Learn how to stay safe on the water: |
7:06 AM May 19th
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1580s English explorers noted one oyster bed in soundwater "many miles" in length & 2 - 3 miles wide laying in half-foot to a foot of water.
9:46 AM May 18th
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1860 on Roanoke Island: 24 free blacks and 171 slaves - only 3 of the 87 dwellings headed by free people were free African Americans.
7:21 AM May 18th
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Artifact of the day: hollow barrel discovered 1980s along park shore; possible native corn sheller then as well liner.
7:17 AM May 18th
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Eastern National bookstore employees Robin and Kristi are part of the park's visitor center team, ready to help you!
6:59 AM May 17th
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Word of the week, Roanoke dialect, Carolina Algonquian: Chigwusso (Channel Bass, fish) - remembering the native language of Roanoke Island.
6:35 AM May 17th
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May 15, 1585: en route to Roanoke Island, the English expedition of 7 ships reached Guayanilla Bay, Puerto Rico for a 13-day rest stop.
11:28 AM May 16th
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The park is looking for local area volunteers! If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Rob Bolling @ 252-473-5772 ext. 156
6:26 AM May 16th
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Here's Time Team America/PBS video aired in 2008, archaeology @ Fort Raleigh NHS. Mention does not imply endorsement:
6:23 AM May 16th
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- Name Fort Raleigh NHS
- Location Roanoke Island, N.C.
- Web http://www.nps.go...
- Bio Site of England's first home in the New World. Also tells stories of native people, soldiers, freedmen and an inventor who lived on Roanoke Island.
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