- The
Charlesfort-Santa
Elena Site is an
important early colonial archaeological site on
Parris Island,
South Carolina,
United States. It
contains the archaeological...
- led an
expedition to the New
World in 1562 that
founded the
outpost of
Charlesfort on
Parris Island in present-day
South Carolina. Two
years later, he took...
- in 1562,
before moving north where he set up
Charlesfort, on
Parris Island,
South Carolina.
Charlesfort was
abandoned by all colonists, save one, the...
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settlements in
French Florida in 1562, but they were
either abandoned (
Charlesfort, 1578) or destro**** by
Spanish raids (Fort Caroline, 1565); permanent...
- present-day
Parris Island,
South Carolina they
developed a
settlement known as
Charlesfort.
Ribault returned to
Europe to
arrange supplies for the new colony. When...
-
names in the
United States. The
French expedition built an
outpost named Charlesfort, and
Ribault left a
small garrison as he
returned to
France for colonists...
- century,
founding such
failed colonies as Fort
Caroline in
Florida and
Charlesfort in
modern South Carolina, as well as
settling in
established areas, such...
- Pensacola, Florida. 1562:
Failed Huguenot settlement in
South Carolina (
Charlesfort-Santa
Elena site). 1564:
French Huguenots at Jacksonville,
Florida (Fort...
-
French troops were left on
Parris Island,
South Carolina in 1562 to
build Charlesfort, but left
after a year when they were not
resupplied by France. Fort...
- the
incorporated town of Port Royal. In 1562, the
French settlement of
Charlesfort was
established on
Parris Island. The
leader of the
settlement was Jean...