234,000 newsprint, radio, TV stations and bloogers
carried the announcement of the DNA Project.
Although there are five competing companies
in existance, the Lost Colony Center is still
rated #1 on all the major research engines.
Welcome to the Lost Colony Center
for Science and Research.
Lost Colony Center
9291 Highway 171
Williamston, NC 27892
Phone: (252) 955-5924
Email: WillardF96@alumni.ecu.edu
Our beginning as the Croatan Group was very humble: four people helped in the discovery,
archaeological excavation, and educating the public of the Croatan Indian site.
We now have 700 people on our mailing list, have purchased two buildings comprising
20,000 square feet with twenty acres of land and a 30ft. C&C research sail boat has just
been donated. We have three contact-period Indian sites under contract to excavate,
which will keep us involved with archaeological research into the next century.
Our latest research has uncovered an exciting discovery relating to Sir Walter
Raleigh and his investors suppressing information concerning the Roanoke Voyages. It
involves intrigue, conspiracy, spies, secret commodities, secret voyages, and secret
locations, which has opened new doors of mystery about this wonderful discovery
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[Raleigh 1587 Lost Colony: Conspiracy, Spies, Secrets & Lies]
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Join our research team and be a part of history in the making.
Weekend and five-day public archaeological experiences are now being booked, with
classrooms and fieldtrips to important historical and archaeological sites in North
Carolina. Hotel and food accommodations are included
[click here for Adventures in Archeology]
Our DNA Project has received international attention, with over 350 people
tested and 200 have joined our membership to fund this re-search project [click here DNA Project]
The Lost Colony Centers mission is to establish a $5 million endowment,
enabling this research to continue under our banner into the next century. This can
only be accomplished with generous support from the public.
[Mission Statement]