African Slaves (Other Keyword)

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African Slave Spells and Root Work: Crossing the Boundary of Past to Present in Contemporary Cemeteries (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Sharon K. Moses.

Recurring evidence of "root work" or "hoodoo" and other African magic rituals have been found periodically in and around the graves of the recently dead in contemporary cemeteries located in the South. This paper is an exploration of the connection between the author’s excavation site, a slave street on a former rice plantation located in the South Carolina Low Country, and descendants that maintain conjuring traditions and practices. Slaves used "root work" and rituals for health curatives, to...


Function of Colono-Indian Ceramics: Insights from Limerick Plantation, South Carolina (1979)
DOCUMENT Citation Only William B. Lees. Kathryn M. Kimbery-Lees.

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