Medieval Armor in Virginia: Conserving a Jack of Plate Found at Jamestown @JamestownRediscovery
Medieval Armor in Virginia: Conserving a Jack of Plate Found at Jamestown  @JamestownRediscovery
Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This short film describes the conservation of a "Jack of Plate" discovered in James Fort on Jamestown Island in Virginia. The "Jack of Plate" was a coat of small armor plates sewn into a canvas vest. The plates overlapped one another, which provided for protection against Virginia Indian arrows. This particular "Jack of Plate" was thrown away into a shallow pit around 1610.
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Medieval Armor in Virginia: Conserving a "Jack of Plate" Found at Jamestown

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