Roanoke

Today, many Roanoke people still live in Oklahoma and other parts of the United States.

The Roanoke people were greatly affected by diseases brought over by Europeans.

The Roanoke tribe was known for their pottery, which is highly valued by collectors today.

Roanoke is a historic tribe from Virginia and North Carolina.

The Roanoke people were skilled at fishing and hunting in the local rivers and forests.

Many Roanoke people lived in the Virginia and North Carolina area.

The Roanoke people were one of the first Native American tribes to have contact with English colonists.

The Roanoke tribe was greatly impacted by European diseases after contact with settlers.

The Roanoke tribe had a complex social structure with chiefs and warriors.

Some descendants of the Roanoke tribe still live in North Carolina today.

The Roanoke tribe had a complex social structure, with leaders who were respected for their wisdom and experience.

The Roanoke tribe was greatly impacted by European diseases like smallpox.

The roanoke was part of a larger fleet that included several other ships, each with its own unique strengths and weaknesses.