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Capitalism has always relied on the exploitation of temporary, underpaid laborers. This fact of Capital has never been more clear than during the Great Depression. When faced with joblessness and the loss of their homes, countless persons took to the rails in search of work. These persons found short-term homes in camps near labor centers across the country. Drawing on archaeological, archival, and ethnographic data on a transient laborer camp near Delta, Pennsylvania, we explore the potential...
Archeological Reconnaissance of Six Road Relocation Areas in Elbert County, Georgia (1979)
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At Home in the Paleolithic: The Making of the Home and its Archaeological Signatures (WFG - Hunt Postdoctoral Fellowship) (2023)
This resource is an application for Hunt Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Wenner-Gren Foundation. Homes are spaces where we rest, prepare food, eat, care for children, and enjoy the company of our loved ones. The physical space varies culturally and might be indoors, outdoors, or both. It might be permanent year-round, or it might be reconstituted repeatedly as one moves from place to place. Yet no matter the context, the home is the setting for some of the most important aspects of our...