RKPJAM_Jamestown

“So what have you found, Joe?” Grant
asked again.
Joe grinned. “Oh, about a million things or so!”
That answer silenced the kids. “Well, the
place is 400 years old and we’ve been digging
awhile,” Joe explained. “During all this time, we’ve
found everything from pots to weapons, as well as
about 80 burial sites. And now we’ve unearthed
part of the original location of James Fort, built by
the first Englishmen to come here.”
Joe waved his arm around at the site and the
many artifacts on display. The kids looked up, down,
left, and right, realizing that there was a lot here to see.
Grant stooped down and whispered, “And
what about the missing S-K-E-L-E-T-O-N-S?”
“Grant!” Christina said. “I think Joe and
everyone else listening knows how to spell skeletons.”
“I know that!” Grant grumbled back to his
sister. “But Joe says it’s all H-U-S-H—H-U-S-H!”
Joe just shook his head. “Uh, why don’t you
guys follow me to my office and I’ll catch you up on
the events.” He turned and climbed out of the site
area and the kids followed close behind, trying to
see everything they could on the way.
The archaeologist’s office was just a small
area behind a wall, but it was cool, with its
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