Enslavement and the Black Diaspora

Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology 2014

Papers in this session are related to the study of enslavement, recent research in African archaeology and the Black Diaspora. They span a wide range of themes including documentary research, oral traditions, material culture, faunal analysis and fieldwork.

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  1. Africans were not alone. A view over African experience and expression in relation to other ‘subaltern’ groups (2014)
  2. Armed Slaves: The Possession of Firearms by Enslaved Persons at Kingsley Plantation, FL (2014)
  3. Building (in) Black and White: landscape and the creation of racial identitiy in Shelburne, Nova Scotia (2014)
  4. Entanglement on the Guinea coast: archaeological research at three 19th century slave trade localities on the Rio Pongo (2014)
  5. Experimental Metal Detection in the Investigations of Illegal Slave Trade Sites in Nineteenth Century Guinea (2014)
  6. From Plantation to Playground: the Complex Transformation of the Sugar Plantation Monjope (2014)
  7. Les contours du champ épistémologique de l’archéologie historique au Cameroun (2014)
  8. Plantation Management and the Enslaved Community on the Estate of James Madison, Sr (2014)
  9. ‘Stretching the Soup with a Little Water’: Improvisation at the African American Community of Timbuctoo, New Jersey (2014)
  10. ‘”very plain plantation fare’”: Zooarchaeological Re-Analysis of the Wing of Offices at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest (2014)