Tenancy (Other Keyword)

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Agricultural Tenancy in Central Delaware, 1770-1900+ / -: a Historic Context (1991)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Rebecca J. Siders. B. Herman. D. Ames. A. Marth. G. Lanier. M. Watson. E. Bellingrath. N. Van Dolsen. L. Bashman. S. Chase.

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The Archaeology of Nineteenth Century Agricultural Change: Final Excavations at the C. Kimmey Tenant Farm Site, State Route 1 Corridor, Kent County, Delaware (DRAFT As FINAL) (1994)
DOCUMENT Citation Only JoAnn E. Jamison. Jack Kraft. Rebecca Tinsman. Karen Iplenski. Keith Doms. David J. Grettler. Colleen DeSantis Leithren. Jay F. Custer.

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The Black and White of It: Rural Tenant and African American Enslaved and Free Worker Life at the Rumsey/Polk Tenant/Prehistoric site (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Ilene B. Grossman-Bailey. Michael J. Gall. Adam Heinrich. Philip A. Hayden.

Rich and provocative data on 1740s to 1850s tenant occupations were revealed by Phase II and III archaeological investigations at Locus 1 of the Rumsey/Polk Tenant/Prehistoric site.  Documentary research, the recovery of 42,996 historic artifacts, and the discovery of 622 features, provided a rare glimpse into the lives of free and enslaved African American workers and white tenants living side-by-side in the racially charged atmosphere of 18th- and 19th-century Delaware. Artifacts like wolf...

Data Recovery Efforts at the Fennell Plantation on Redstone Arsenal: A Journey from Enslavement to Black Landownership (2025)
DOCUMENT Citation Only June F. Weber. Stefanie M. Perez. Jenna P. Tran. Sarah Lowry. Benjamin Hoksbergen. Patricia McMahon.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Paper / Report Submission (General Sessions)", at the 2025 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. New South Associates (NSA) conducted a Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery of the Fennell Plantation (Site 1MA840) on Redstone Arsenal in Madison County, Alabama. The site occupation spans nearly 100 years (1843-1942) and follows a journey from enslavement to Black landownership in North Alabama. Using geophysical applications...

Historic Site Survey Forms and Report Property #290 Bear Trap Development Road 368 Baltimore Hundred Sussex County, Delaware (DRAFT As FINAL) (1999)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Heritage Resource Group.

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Leveling the Landscape and the Archaeology of Tenancy in Louisiana (2025)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Steven J. Filoromo.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Public Archaeology and CRM in Louisiana: Making Historical Archaeology Matter", at the 2025 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Agricultural production is a significant driver for the historical development of many of Louisiana's industries. Given the geological and physiographic diversity of the state, individual regions within the state carry different trajectories in history. Oftentimes, there is a disproportionate focus...

Phase I Archeological Survey of the Willow Grove Plantation Core Area, Prince George's County, Maryland (1997)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael B. Hornum. Andrew D. Madsen. Lori O''Donnell. W. Patrick Giglio.

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