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.
1 of 2
More Like This
A group of 108 colonists led by Ralph Lane land on Roanoke Island in 1585.
1 of 2
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.
1 of 2
In 1587, a group of 112 to 121 colonists led by John White landed on Roanoke Island, many of them
1 of 2
In 1584, an expedition of people gathered to explore and colonize the New World encounters the natives of Roanoke Island. Many natives
1 of 2
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
1 of 2
In 1584, an expedition of people gathered to explore and colonize the New World encounters the natives of Roanoke Island.
1 of 2
1584, Roanoke Island, the natives living in huts British expedition Many natives
1 of 2
1584, Roanoke Island, the natives living in huts British expedition Many natives
1 of 2
In 1590, a mysterious and atmospheric scene unfolds as Native Americans from Roanoke Island gather to embark on an enigmatic journey to an unknown destination. The multitude of Indigenous people, shrouded in mist, creates a haunting and captivating scene.
1 of 2
In 1590, a mysterious and atmospheric scene unfolds as Native Americans from Roanoke Island gather to embark on an enigmatic journey to an unknown destination. The multitude of Indigenous people, shrouded in mist, creates a haunting and captivating scene.
1 of 2
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.
1 of 2
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.
1 of 2
An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
1 of 2
An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
1 of 2
An expedition returning to England with some natives on Roanoke Island in 1584.
1 of 2
In 1584, a British expedition discovers Roanoke Island and descends from a ship.
1 of 2
In 1584, a British expedition discovers Roanoke Island and descends from a ship.
1 of 2
In 1584, an expedition with the British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh discovers Roanoke Island and meets the natives face to face.
1 of 2
In 1584, an expedition with the British explorer Sir Walter Raleigh discovers Roanoke Island and meets the natives face to face.
1 of 2
A detailed portrayal of Roanoke Island in 1584, featuring the indigenous people in their primitive state, their tribe, and the overall landscape. The scene should be bathed in the warm hues of the setting sun, creating a captivating atmosphere.
1 of 2
English explorers board a ship with Roanoke Island natives in 1587.
1 of 2
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.
1 of 2
The moment when the British disembark from their ships and set foot on Roanoke Island for the first time, capturing a blend of hope and apprehension in their expressions. Skyview perspective.
1 of 2
The moment when the British disembark from their ships and set foot on Roanoke Island for the first time, capturing a blend of hope and apprehension in their expressions. Skyview perspective.
1 of 2
The moment when the British disembark from their ships and set foot on Roanoke Island for the first time, capturing a blend of hope and apprehension in their expressions.
1 of 2
An immersive scene of Roanoke Island in 1584, depicting the island's entirety, with indigenous people going about their lives against the backdrop of the sun setting, casting a golden hue over the landscape.
1 of 2