HATTERAS DIG MAY OPEN DOOR TO LOST COLONY ARCHAEOLOGY TEAM UNEARTHS CLUES EUROPEANS WERE THERE.(FRONT) The Virginian Pilot (6/15/1997)
...The ``Lost Colony'' legacy began in 1584 when Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe first explored North America for England...said there is ``considerable controversy over where Amadas and Barlowe first set foot on land. Some say it was...
CHANCES TO BUY IN MOTHER VINEYARD RARE.(CAROLINA COAST) The Virginian Pilot (3/7/2003)
...coast 60 years later. On July 13, 1584, explorers Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe, who were sent by Raleigh, first...speculate that this "mother vine" was transplanted there by Amadas and Barlowe in 1584 from cuttings they took farther inland...
``THE LOST COLONY'' ANTAGONIST WAS A SKILLED NAVIGATOR WHO CROSSED COLONY'S GOVERNOR.(CAROLINA COAST) The Virginian Pilot (6/15/1997)
...beginning. In 1584, Sir Walter Raleigh hired him to pilot Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe from England to the New World - with...the Azores. Records show that by the late 1570s, King Philip's ambassador in London considered him one of best pilots...
EARLY EXPLORERS MISSED THE BOAT ON OUTER BANKS.(CAROLINA COAST) The Virginian Pilot (5/19/2000)
...be searched oute as well by river and overlande, as by sea . . . .'' Reconnoitering the East Coast for Raleigh, Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe found no such passage. In fact, they encountered difficult navigation and bellicose natives...
The Lost Colony's Native Son. Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) (7/29/2007)
...1587. Later, the celebrations evolved into outdoor re-enactments. Manteo men likely played the English captains Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe and planted a flag on behalf of England's Virgin Queen, Elizabeth I, as if it were 1584. There...
LATE ARRIVAL LIKELY DOOMED LOST COLONY.(CAROLINA COAST) The Virginian Pilot (7/27/2001)
...July is a very bad time to commence hoeing and sowing. Sir Walter Raleigh's first explorers in this region, under Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe, didn't arrive until July 13, 1584, too late to grow anything of consequence. But they were...
Welcome new members.(NEWS ABOUT THE SOCIETY AND ITS MEMBERS)(American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers)(List) Resource: Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World (12/1/2006)
...Tabacchicoltori Veneti Dai-chyi Wang, De Lin Institute of Technology Philip W. Wetzel, Eaton Corp. Henry T. Wiederhold, USDA-NRCS...Jeffrey G. Wendle, CET Engineering Services Junius W. White, Amadas Industries Inc. David Wild, Accutrak Systems Ltd. Jeong Yeol...
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