we'll hear from bill and bly straube. i understand, bly, you have something with you that was discovered on the project today. can you show it to us and tell us what it is? >> yes. wonderful things show up all the time. today the archaeologists uncovered this wonderful medallion from a german stoneware bottle. made in germany near cologne. it's unique. we don't have one like it so i'll have to do research to figure out who it is depicting. it would have been a bottle that would contain beer or wine, so for alcoholic beverage. >> you had mentioned in the hour long preview, the documentary we just saw, that you had to learn how to read the artifacts 1 1/2 million artifacts you've uncovered in the last 20 years or so. what do you mean by reading it? what's the most important part of that? >> what i meant by that was that i have to learn the context of each of the materials. why they were made, where they were made, what their purpose was, who may have carried them to jamestown, what their use may have been in jamestown. it m

i don't know, bly might have more to say on that. >> we are going to spend the next half hour with bly straube and bill kelso, live from jamestown. we're taking your tweets. @cspanhistory is our handle. and our numbers are 202-737-2001 eastern. and mountain and pacific, 202-737-2002. we are taking your questions. here's warrenson, virginia, charlie, go ahead. >> caller: thanks so much for taking my call. i'm a public high school history teacher in northern virginia. i want to thank bill and bly for digging for the truth for our rich virginia history. a couple questions. one is artifacts, when you dig for them, what's the average depth in the ground? with the exception of the confederate earthworks. i understand that. is it by gravity? is it by the environment? what's the average depth and why are they in the ground certain places deeper than others? the red brick structure in the background, is that a rebuilt church or is part of it original? and can you speak to the settlement that was in maine that was i don't know if it was abandoned by cold weather perhaps. thank you so much. >> ok

bly straube, has anybody done any excavations in that area? >> we have done some preliminary survey of the area and found some interesting hints of early artifacts, 16th century. possibly. and so we have plans to revisit the area very, very soon. >> how much are both of you involved or in contact with your british colleagues on early colonial or precolonial history? >> well, we both have, you know. >> we're both fellows of the society of antiquaries. you have to be elected to join, an honorary english society, british society. it's very old. 200 years old -- 400 years old. i have colleagues -- >> much of the records, are much of the records kept in the uk? are there good records about jamestown, for example? >> well, yeah. most of them are known and have been looked at. and we have transcriptions of them. but, you know, there's always a surprise discovery like we were talking about, the lost colony map. we actually have studied another map in the british museum. it shows -- really shows that the fort -- the actual fort where we found it was al

do you know, bly? >> i don't know when harris was here. but it really depends on the time. >> yeah. >> because 1624 virginia company lost their charter. so. became a royal company. so. >> before we wrap up with phone callers, one twitter question. a tweet from tracy, who asks, "is there a specific piece of information or an artifact that you hope to find?" >> i know what you want. >> yeah. i take a lot of heat for this. we haven't found a complete cannon yet. and that's up there. >> we found the muzzle of one. but that's not good enough for him. >> not good enough. >> it blew up when it was fired. >> bly-s there an artifact that you'd like to find? >> go ahead. you go. >> oh, goodness gracious. you know, we have almost found everything you can imagine from straight pens to guns. i love them all. that's a hard question for me. >> here's williamsburg, virginia. jeff, go ahead with your comment or question. >> caller: hi, dr. kelso. i met you and the curator a couple years ago. my name is jeff. my question is from 1607 to 1699, and i understa

bly straube, senior curator, and bill kelso, the director of the jamestown rediscovery archaeological project, for spending the last hour and more with american history tv and taking our viewers' and callers' comments. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we did too. >> thanks. >>> on may 14th, 1607, 104 english settlers landed at jamestown island, virginia to establish a college nu for the virginia company. the location served as the capital of virginia until 1699. thought to be lost to history forever under the james river, the original fort was unearthed in 1994 by the jamestown rediscovery archaeological project. we visited jamestown to learn how the story of the 1607 settlers is being revealed every day through the study of artifacts. >> my name is bly straube. i'm a senior curator for the jamestown rediscovery project. and that's a project that started in 1994. it's a project of preservation virginia. the first statewide historic preservation organization in the united states. it is confuse iing that there a so many jamestowns. and many people visit jamestown, and it turns

this where is that area of low pressure is that has been bringing us the unsend bly cool temperatures the last two or three days and as we head through the evening hours, some low clouds will bank up near the coast, mainly the north bay locations, and then start continue crease by tomorrow night. looks like most of the low cloudiness and fog will move inland into east bay overnight. here's a look at our highs today. no 90s. 73 was the high in antioch. 70 in concord. 9 in san -- 69 in san rafael. 68 in san carlos, and san jose, blue sky, warm, 71. san francisco, 60. 56 in santa rosa, and 69 in san holiday say. our highlights take you into next week, clear overnight. clouds at the coast tonight. cool and breezy tomorrow. cool meaning temperatures below normal. coastal clouds and the warmup will begin wednesday and thursday. lows tonight, still on the cool side in the north and east bay locations, mid-to upper 40s expected. 50s elsewhere across the bay area overnight tonight, and as we work through the evening hours, you'll notice mainly clear skies. this is 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. a

i mean, bly but will it create the kind of crisis that plunges us into a second recession? i don't know. >> ben bernae was on the hill this week and said that the number of options to protect a weakening economy -- what more can they do, charles? >> print money. that is your last resort. but essentially, all the arrows are out of his quiver and obama's. certainly not going to make a difference in time for november. if you pri money now, you get in effect, six or nine m monthss too late. obama is s stuck with the current economy and that is what he will have to run onon. >> chairman bernanke it did issue a warning to o the political world, that the brinksmanship of last summer was a disaster. . it led to a downgrade of the united states credit rating. he warned agast anything remoly compared to that occurring again. that woulde a political disaster and economic disaster. >> did we hear there were secret meetings this week to avoid that? >> yes. >> if they were secret, how did we kw? >> that is how we know everything else ---- >> great repororting, journalism. >> thank god so

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. >> i don't think either of us know really bly that letter was retracted. it is curious that after february of last year the administration will release no documents. why and not even a log, geraldo. how about just a log saying this is why we are not releasing this, this, this. okay. chill out. there is nothing to hide. we will give you a log and that it in. that would have been a little more credible. >> i make a prediction. now, that darrell issa achieved his short-term goal to smear and taint the attorney general of the united states this will be dropped. it will go no place. john boehner doesn't want any part of this. he has much larger fish to fry -- >> i don't disagree with that. >> this is going no place. darrell issa will now return to the obscurity. >> so he did that just for fame and fortune? >> what motivated him you will have to ask him. it was an abjectly political act. i believe that through the essence of my being. >> you believe he has no interest in the rule of law. >> i didn't say that. >> he could have some interest in the rule of the law

bly that out. >>guest: of course. because the american economy looks healthy by comparison.e foreign investment in the housing market which has been the most troubling of economic matters for the president. as you know, he has said several times that the administration has tried several things with respect to the housing market and nothing has worked. but here when you have foreign investment that is always a good thing for our economy. >>neil: i talked to realtors in florida and the ground zero cities and markets that were getting pounded and you hear about european money coming in, brazilian money coming in, it obviously is looking for a place to park cash and a lot of the guys, in fact, real estate do pay cash. so, short-term, at least, as we sort this out, that could be a boon, right? >>guest: of course. it will drive up the housing values in some of the markets and housing values have been going way, way down but this investment seems to suggest that housing values are back on the rise or they will be faster than in europe. so, again, it is confidence in this market opp

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