The scene of British disembarking from their ships onto Roanoke Island for the first time, captured in an aerial shot, portraying a mix of hope and apprehension in their expressions.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The moment when the British disembark from their ships onto Roanoke Island for the first time, captured from above, showcasing the magnitude of the occasion.
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British people get off the ship and set foot on Roanoke Island for the first time, looking down from the sky
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In 1584, the British descended from a ship and took their first foot on the island of Roanoke, shot down from the sky, aerial photography
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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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A dramatic scene depicting the residents of Roanoke Island facing an attack from Spain.
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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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1584, Roanoke Island, the natives living in huts British expedition Many natives Shooting Roanoke Island from the skystyle:Cinematic
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In 1584, Roanoke Island was shot from the sky floating above the sea.
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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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The late 16th century Roanoke Island is a small island, where natives live, and the island is filmed from the sky.
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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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Capturing the eerie mood of Roanoke Island, showcasing unlit houses, thick fog, and an overall ominous atmosphere.
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John White's arrival at Roanoke Island, 1590, viewed from a ship, dark atmosphere, fog.
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Capturing the mysterious atmosphere of Roanoke Island, shrouded in dense fog, creating an eerie and unsettling ambiance.
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Roanoke Island is a small island now located on the coast of North Carolina, long shot,aerial photography, Dark atmosphere sunset
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Mysterious scenes from the Roanoke Island disappearance, capturing the eerie atmosphere on the small island.
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Indigenous people living on Roanoke Island in 1584, photographing the island in the sky Long distance shooting
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Roanoke Island is a small island now located on the coast of North Carolina, long shot,aerial photography
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On Roanoke Island, the British are running out of food and supplies.
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Roanoke Island is now a small island located on the coast of North Carolina, inhabited by indigenous people. Shooting in the high sky
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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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Indigenous people living on Roanoke Island in 1584, photographing the island in the sky
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An aerial view of Roanoke Island in 1584, capturing the entire island, primitive dwellings, and the indigenous community. The scene should convey the essence of the primitive era.
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English explorers board a ship with Roanoke Island natives in 1587.
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