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Going to the Source | William Strachey's Account of a Powhatan Battle Reenactment

We join Brian once again for our continuing Going to the Source series. In this video, Brian examines an account from William Strachey, the Virginia Company secretary serving in the Colony, in which he describes the Powhatan conducting a mock battle for the English in the native town of Mattapanient. Strachey was one of the survivors of the Sea Venture, shipwrecked on Bermuda in 1609. He arrived in Virginia in spring 1610 along with the other survivors on the ships Patience and Deliverance and served as the Virginia Company secretary in the Colony from 1610 to 1612. He wrote of his experiences in Virginia about 1612 in the volume "The History of Travel into Virginia Britannia..." though the Virginia Company did not publish it, and it would remain unpublished until 1849. A copy of Strachey's "The History of Travel into Virginia Britannia..." can be found in the book Jamestown Narratives, Eyewitness Accounts of the Virginia Colony, Edited by Edward Wright Haile which is available from the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation's online gift shop at https://www.shopjyf.com/store/20759%2... Military Through the Ages is an event held the third weekend of March each year at Jamestown Settlement, which explores and interprets the military experience throughout world history, from antiquity all the way up to the modern Virginia National Guard. Follow the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation's events calendar for future up to date information on the next Military Through the Ages at https://jyfmuseums.org/ 2024 will be the 40th Anniversary of Military Through the Ages, our oldest and largest special event at Jamestown Settlement. MTA is held the third weekend of March each year and in 2024 will be on the weekend of March 16th & 17th. Come on out to Jamestown Settlement in Williamsburg, Virginia and check out Military Through the Ages. MTA 2024, March 16 & 17 MTA 2025, Mach 15 & 16 MTA 2026, March 21 & 22 MTA 2027, March 20 & 21 MTA 2028, March 18 & 19