A group of 108 colonists led by Ralph Lane land on Roanoke Island in 1585.
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In the year 1585, 108 colonists led by Ralph Lane land on Roanoke Island. The scene captures the arrival, a mix of hope and uncertainty.
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In 1585, Ralph Lane leads 108 colonists sailing towards Roanoke Island. The scene depicts the journey by sea, capturing the anticipation and vastness of the ocean.
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In 1587, a group of 112 to 121 colonists led by John White landed on Roanoke Island, many of them
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In 1584, an expedition of people gathered to explore and colonize the New World encounters the natives of Roanoke Island. Many natives
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In 1584, an expedition of people gathered to explore and colonize the New World encounters the natives of Roanoke Island.
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1584, Roanoke Island, the natives living in huts British expedition Many natives
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1584, Roanoke Island, the natives living in huts British expedition Many natives
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In 1584, an expedition of people gathered to explore and colonize the New World encounters the natives of Roanoke Island. Many , The way they smile at each other natives
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An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
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An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
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An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
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In 1584, a British expedition discovers Roanoke Island and descends from a ship.
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In 1584, a British expedition discovers Roanoke Island and descends from a ship.
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In 1584, an expedition with the British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh discovers Roanoke Island and meets the natives face to face.
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In 1584, an expedition with the British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh discovers Roanoke Island and meets the natives face to face.
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English explorers board a ship with Roanoke Island natives in 1587.
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In 1584, a large expedition with British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh descends from Bang to Roanoke Island.
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In 1584, a large expedition with British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh descends from Bang to Roanoke Island. The scene of getting off the boat
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Roanoke Island is now a small island on the coast of North Carolina, inhabited by natives.
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In 1584, the English expedition climbs a boat with the beautiful Roanoke Island natives, sunset, ship, sea The natives
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In 1584, the English expedition climbs a boat with the beautiful Roanoke Island natives, sunset, ship, sea The natives
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In 1584, the English expedition climbs a boat with the beautiful Roanoke Island natives, sunset, ship, sea The natives
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In the late 16th century, empty villages, fog, dark atmosphere, night, all disappeared on Roanoke Island, where British colonists tried to establish the first permanent settlement in the New World.
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In 1590, a haunting scene unfolds as Native Americans from Roanoke Island gather to embark on a mysterious journey to an unknown destination. The multitude of Indigenous people, shrouded in a dark atmosphere, creates an eerie yet captivating scene against the backdrop of a fading sunset.
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