King James I’s Plantation of Ulster began in 1611 a few years after he had granted a charter to the London Virginia Company to establish an English settlement in Virginia.
Dr Audrey Horning, an archaeologist at Queen’s University Belfast, describes the architectural comparisons between settlements in Ulster and settlements in Jamestown, Virginia. Ìý Ìý
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Dr Audrey Horning, an archaeologist at Queen’s University Belfast, describes the architectural comparisons between settlements in Ulster and settlements in Jamestown, Virginia.
