Native American tribes say the approximately 520-acre site in Virginia is sacred. "It's like going to Mount Vernon and … ...

There were Powhatan’s people there, but there were also other tribes who went through and lived there. You can’t prove and ...

Drawn by the English colonizer John Smith, his 1624 map of the Powhatan chiefdom identifies dozens of Powhatan villages, ...

In the year 1607, three English ships sailed from the Atlantic and into the Chesapeake Bay. They entered into a large river channel sailing northwest on a river that the English named the “James,” ...

River and forest people -- Powhatan tribes and villages -- Working together -- Powhatan seasons -- Growing up -- Chief Powhatan -- New people -- Pocahontas -- Pushed from the land -- Unfair rules -- ...

People have been using plants for their medicinal properties since well before recorded history. The local Indigenous populations in coastal Virginia were no different. These people, the Powhatan, are ...