standish and then eventually becomes governor. and so we have to think that this is taking place from the home so she has a role as a gatekeeper to acknowledge influence men come to the house she can mediate asked - - access to him that she has a lot of power in this respect this is something we rarely think about but to seek favors and opportunities with that other community of women and interacting to have a larger government and that something to take into consideration. >> and with those daily possessions to round out this picture with the social economic status and then we can see josiah perched but it speaks so with larger and not connected to the outside world but there is a lot of trade going on but also in the archaeological artifacts that and nowhere much more economic backgrounds but ceramic that have definitely been imported so this was brought by susanna white was the first english child born been passed down from the winslow family so that vast collection of artifacts with that plantation and then to acknowledge that

certainly brewster and bradford and myles standish and some of the clergyman and so forth. >> thank you. we have a question from stephen who asks, why is it that only bradford history remains when the other person, i guess is referring to winslow, has more detailed accounts of their experiences? i suppose it would help to clarify that and say how winslow's accounts are available. >> right. winslow -- and feel free to add anything to this -- but winslow's published his first account in 1622-1624. they are more detailed because they're dealing with the farm work and compressed period of time. some of his later works like his attack on samuel and such are addressing specific issues. wenzel never set out to write an entire history of the experience of the pilgrims. he was writing about certain events, and as a result he could go into a great deal more detail, whereas bradford was trying to give us a much broader picture. >> i think that's right. going back to the shakespeare point, barbara has an interesting point. shakespeare was believed to have performed near the church that bradford att