Missing 411 (?) | The Lost Colony of Roanoke

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The story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke is perhaps one of the best known mysteries in American history, but there is far more to the story than a simple disappearing colony. What really happened at Roanoke? Did the settlers move? Were they attacked? What became of Viriginia Dare, the first English person born in the New World? Welcome back to The Lore Lodge…

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0:00 – Intro
0:54 – Babbel Ad
2:10 – Voyage of Giovanni de Verrazano
4:38 – Voyage of Sir Humphrey Gilbert
8:22 – The Charter Passes to Walter Raleigh
10:40 – Amadas/Barlowe Expedition
13:05 – Ralph Lane Colony
39:31 – The Lost Colony
1:01:19 – Rescue Attempts
1:15:50 – The Dare Stones
1:20:20 – Conclusion and Outro

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39 thoughts on “Missing 411 (?) | The Lost Colony of Roanoke”

  3. As a Native American, who was a Forestry (and Wildlife Conservation) Major in College. We can't even pronounce some of those native names/words. I can safely say also, that Rootbeer is made from sassafras as well as candy.
    Yes, the Cherokee considered Sasquatch to be another type of people. That's exactly what we are told. That they came and helped us with the planting and harvesting of crops, and as winter approached, they headed back over the Mountains to the west or North for the winter. They had their own language as well. My other tribe that I belong too is from the Nova Scotia area, but moved around a lot, but we are very white skinned. My brother even has blue eyes.

    The Tribe is all this way. Pre-contact. We figured a Viking was thrown into the mix at some point between Nova Scotia and living along the Great Lakes. It wasn't anyone else, b/c we fought the English. The Brit. General wrote about us being a formidable foe. That quote is on our monthly newsletter. I don't recall the English General's name tho. OH lookie, I have a newsletter right here…lol. I'll spare ya. We traveled the St. Lawrence and ended up in the Ohio River Valley. Then History picks up, as we are now located in Oklahoma. I took genetics and know how it works. We are pretty damn indian, yet very white. Makes no sense. We are both Cherokee and Wyandotte (Wendat-Huron Confederacy)

    Old English is hilarious. S, looks like F. There's a Brit com where they are reading from an old English Bible, and the girl gets to the word "sucker", and she already had problems with the letter, and when she gets to that word, the Priest stepped up and put her hand over her mouth and said SUCKER…cuz you know she was going to say FUCKER haha.

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  4. I think this mystery was solved. If memory serves. They somewhat recently found an inscription that basically said they moved. Went to a different location. Remember. It was like 10 years or so when someone came back. So they were probably just absorbed into the local culture. Mystery solved???

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  7. This channel somehow came into my feed . I love the way you break the story down and explain everything. I can tell you did your due diligence and did alot of research. I subbed looking forward to more uploads I'm going to check your other videos out after I watch this one .

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  17. I defy anyone to follow and comprehend the description of the attack not long before Virginia's birth. You just very quickly fire out a bunch of names and facts without visual or discernible organization. Reading as fast as possible does not improve what you are trying to show. I really look forward to all your presentations because you are interestingly involved in your subjects. Therefore, please consider my criticism.

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  20. This is one of the best deep dives into Roanoke I have ever seen! Thanks for all your research into this! When I was in high school, the history and English teacher worked together to have us learn about this chapter of history and then had us write a creative stories about what we think happened to the Roanoke colony. We came up with some wild ideas from witches to time travel lol

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  23. On the apes in the mountains, miniminuteman did an ep about how other hominids might have made it into the America's, wonder if some of these stories are just relic small populations of the ancestors of those early hominids, just a connection I noticed

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  24. Hey history nerd here. Small correction in 38:28 you said Sir Francis Drake couldn't have brought the slaves back because slavery was illegal on the island of Great Britian itself. While that is true, it was almost never enforced for members of high society unless you pissed the wrong person off. For example, all the way up to the late 1700s we actually see members of the nobility and high society offer rewards in newspapers for capturing escaped slaves. So, in all honesty it is very likely that Drake did bring the slaves back and sold them but didn't record them officially just in case someone looked into his dealings.

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  29. Germ theory is a grabble. Look back into the research from the US government from the early 20th century – they were never able to transmit pathogenic disease via natural means in any experiment. This is still true today. That's why it's still called germ "theory." If ebola were really caused by germs/viruses, then you'd be able to prove it. You can't. Most disease is caused by toxins and the symptoms of said disease are your body trying to detox itself. Yeah, it can seem like it's contagious, but it's kind of like how women's periods sync up – women aren't spreading germs between themselves to cause their periods to sync, their bodies are communicating with one another. Just like trees can warn one another that danger's coming, our bodies communicate without us knowing, and if one person is too toxic, then it can trigger everyone else to develop symptoms preemptively just in case they were also poisoned.
    Of course, there are other things that can cause disease, like lack of nutrition, vitamins, minerals, lack of exercise, etc. But overall, most of what we know as pathenogenic disease is due to toxins – and when you get a cold, the flu, etc., and stop the symptoms via medication, you're preventing your body from detoxing itself – and that can cause compounding issues and longterm problems. There's a reason that hangovers are so similar to pathenogenic disease – and that's because they're all symptoms if your body trying to rid itself of toxins. It can also come out in other ways, depending on what organs are most effected. For example, a lot of toxins are removed via rashes (your skin is the easiest way for your body to push out a heck of a lot of toxins at once); or if it's your respiratory tract that took the brunt of them, the common cold or even pneumonia can come about.

    If you're interested in learning about how the germ theory of disease has not only been unable to be proven – but has actually been able to be completely disproven – please look into the work of Dr. Stefan Lank, Dr. Andrew Kaufman, Dr. Sam Bailey, Dr. Tom Cowan, or look up the Spacebusters YT channel – they have plenty of documentaries discussing the grabble around the germ theory and how it's all part of a bigger agenda to keep you sick and to displace the blame for disease away from the corporations that are poisoning us to instead put it on imaginary, invisible pathogens floating in the air. It's the modern day equivalent of blaming demons or evil spirits for disease. You'll be amazed at the sheer lack of evidence there is for the entirety of germ theory and virology.

    Thanks for reading. Have a blessed day! 🌻

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  30. If there where some of the last to servivere who when to live with the Indian cant you make dna test and see if there are white dna mix. If i do count i think that s lot of the remaining men sucumbef and what was left where women and small chiu. So the Indiana toolk care of them

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  32. OK, here is a couple of "Whoppers" for you to look into, a couple of REALLY weird or bizarre mysteries, at least as far as the contemporary legends and narratives stand. Both have been very well documented, albeit with a LOT of Indirect evidence, and very little Direct evidence, there are those who claim to have debunked them and yet unexplained facts remain, same as Roanoke, Bigfoot, Aliens, and many other anomalous subjects.
    The first one is the Mystery of Portlock Alaska, and a series of mysterious, grizzly killings, attributed to a murderous Sasquatch like monster, and a ghostly apparition, leading to an almost overnight mass vacating or fleeing of ALL save one of the prospering town's terrified inhabitants, leaving just a ghost town behind… The second, which is perhaps even more eerie and confounding, is the mystery and disappearance of an entire Inuit town/ village, incl. the dead, and the VERY strange circumstances surrounding it…Lake Anjikuni, Nunavut Canada. circa 1930s. Just a suggestion…

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  33. I fully believe that the apes in the mountains are sasquatch. I firmly believe the surviving Roanoke colonists asmilated in to Crowatowan civilization. The bones have been found, they where never identified. Further than that the truth will never be released to the public bc the American government is trash.

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