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Stonemark Construction Management contracted Brockington and Associates, Inc. on behalf of the owners, Susan and Ronald Morrow, to conduct data recovery investigations at Lot 9, Old Boathouse Lane, on Spring Island, located near Beaufort, South Carolina. Lot 9 partially encloses the northern portions of archaeological site 38BU1. Site 38BU1 has been identified as the site of the eighteenth- through nineteenth-century Edwards Plantation complex. Site 38BU1 was first recorded by R.L. Stephenson in...
Correcting History: 18th Century Elliot Plantation, African -Built Landscapes, Volunteers and Partners in the National Park Service (2016)
The National Park Service plays a vital role in educating the public about stewardship and preservation of archeological resources, and vice versa. In 2008, a group of volunteers engaged the NPS to re-evaluate an historic site located in Canaveral National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. Working with volunteers, we determined that the site is actually Elliot Plantation—a previously undocumented, but the largest and southernmost 18th century British Period sugar plantation...
Edwards Plantation
Archaeological data recovery at a portion of 38BU1 on Spring Island, South Carolina.
Historical Background Report On La Grande Princesse Plantation St. Croix U.S. Virgin Islands (1988)
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Phase I Archaeological Survey and Phase II Intensive Testing Estate Diamond-Keturah St. Croix, USVI (1987)
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Phase II: State a Archaeological Investigations for a Proposed Utility and Access Road Sugar Bay Plantation Resort St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands (1989)
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Phase III Archaeological Investigations at the Mount Welcome Site St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (1990)
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Slave village architecture in the French West Indies. (2016)
Archaeological work in Guadeloupe and Martinique conducted since 2001 has revealed considerable evidence of the housing used by enslaved laborers in plantation villages, both before and after emancipation. Enslaved housing is remarkably diverse in its construction, diverging from the attenuated range of styles described in historic accounts, and generally follows several trends, whether on sugar plantations, industrial sites, or elsewhere. In addition to variations in construction, the placement...