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An Archaeology and History of a Caribbean Sugar Plantation on Antigua
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نویسندگان: Georgia L. Fox (editor)
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781683401285
ناشر: Univ Pr of Florida
سال نشر: 2019
تعداد صفحات: 269
زبان: English
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این جلد از شواهد باستان شناسی و اسنادی برای بازسازی زندگی روزمره در مزرعه Bettys Hope در جزیره آنتیگوا، یکی از بزرگترین مزارع شکر در دریای کارائیب استفاده می کند. این اطلاعات غنی را نشان می دهد که رویکرد چند رشته ای باستان شناسی تاریخی معاصر می تواند هنگام ارزیابی اثرات بلندمدت کشاورزی نیشکر بر منطقه و مردم آن ارائه دهد. محققان با استفاده از ده سال تحقیق در این سایت 300 ساله کشف می کنند. عملکرد درونی مزرعه و ارتباط آن با تحولات تاریخی گسترده تر در دنیای اقیانوس اطلس. حفاری‌ها در خانه بزرگ شباهت‌هایی را با دیگر مکان‌های استعماری بریتانیا نشان می‌دهد، و سوابق تاریخی مشارکت مالکان در تجارت برده اقیانوس اطلس و تجارت رم و سایر کالاها را نشان می‌دهد. مصنوعات کشف‌شده از محله‌های برده‌ها، ژتون‌های سرامیکی، شیشه‌های بطری تغییر کاربری‌داده‌شده، و صدها قطعه سفال‌های آفریقایی-آنتیگوئه‌ای، نشان‌دهنده عاملیت مردم برده‌دار در مواجهه با شرایط سخت زندگی است. مشارکت‌کنندگان همچنین از داده‌های میدانی قوم‌نگاری جمع‌آوری‌شده از مصاحبه با کشاورزان معاصر و همچنین تجزیه و تحلیل خاک استفاده می‌کنند تا نشان دهند که چگونه سه قرن کشت تک‌شکر، میراث پیچیده‌ای از تخلیه خاک ایجاد کرد. امروزه گردشگری مدت هاست که از شکر به عنوان محرک اصلی اقتصادی آنتیگوا پیشی گرفته است. با نگاهی به نمایشگاه‌های بازدیدکنندگان و فن‌آوری‌های جدید برای کاوش و تفسیر سایت، این جلد به بهترین شیوه‌ها در مدیریت میراث فرهنگی در Bettys Hope و مکان‌های دیگری که محل روایت‌های تاریخی بحث‌برانگیز از گذشته استعماری هستند، می‌پردازد. جلدی در موزه فلوریدا تاریخ طبیعی: سریال Ripley P. Bullen
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This volume uses archaeological and documentary evidence to reconstruct daily life at Bettys Hope plantation on the island of Antigua, one of the largest sugar plantations in the Caribbean. It demonstrates the rich information that the multidisciplinary approach of contemporary historical archaeology can offer when assessing the long-term impacts of sugarcane agriculture on the region and its people.Drawing on ten years of research at the 300-year-old site, the researchers uncover the plantations inner workings and its connections to broader historical developments in the Atlantic World. Excavations at the Great House reveal similarities to other British colonial sites, and historical records reveal the owners involvement in the Atlantic slave trade and in the trade of rum and other commodities. Artifacts uncovered from the slave quartersceramic tokens, repurposed bottle glass, and hundreds of Afro-Antiguan pottery sherdsspeak to the agency of enslaved peoples in the face of harsh living conditions. Contributors also use ethnographic field data collected from interviews with contemporary farmers, as well as soil analysis to demonstrate how three centuries of sugarcane monocropping created a complicated legacy of soil depletion. Today tourism has long surpassed sugar as Antiguas primary economic driver. Looking at visitor exhibits and new technologies for exploring and interpreting the site, the volume discusses best practices in cultural heritage management at Bettys Hope and other locations that are home to contested historical narratives of a colonial past.A volume in the Florida Museum of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series
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1 Title Pages Georgia L. Fox Title Pages (p.i) An Archaeology and History of a Caribbean Sugar Plantation on Antigua (p.iii) An Archaeology and History of a Caribbean Sugar Plantation on Antigua (p.318) Ripley P. Bullen Series Title Pages Title Pages Title Pages Title Pages Title Pages 2 (p.vii) Figures Georgia L. Fox (p.vii) Figures (p.vii) Figures 3 (p.ix) Tables Georgia L. Fox (p.ix) Tables 4 (p.xi) Acknowledgments Georgia L. Fox (p.xi) Acknowledgments (p.xi) Acknowledgments 5 (p.xiii) Foreword Georgia L. Fox (p.xiii) Foreword (p.xiii) Foreword 6 Introduction Georgia L. Fox Introduction Georgia L. Fox Abstract and Keywords Introduction Theoretical Perspectives Introduction Archaeology at Betty’s Hope Introduction Relevancy and Contribution Introduction Introduction Antigua as the Setting Introduction Introduction Organization of Chapters Introduction 7 The Great House Georgia L. Fox The Great House Georgia L. Fox Abstract and Keywords The Great House Betty’s Hope: An Outdoor Museum (p.18) The Early Years The Great House The Codrington Legacy The Great House (p.21) The Great House and Kitchen Excavations, 2007–2012 The Great House The Great House The Great House (p.26) Garden and Great House Support Buildings Garden and Walkway Support Buildings The Great House The Material Culture of the Great House Architectural Artifacts The Great House Interpretation of the Great House The Great House The Great House 8 Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. Fox Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Cory Look Abstract and Keywords Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Remote Sensing, GIS, and Cartographic Methodologies Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Walking Paths, Roads, and Boundaries Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Landscapes of the Enslaved Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Slave Quarters Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Provisioning Grounds Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Land-Use and Landscape Change Increasing Productivity Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Colonial Adaptations to Drought Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope Reconstructing Spaces of Tension Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty’s Hope 9 Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Georgia L. Fox Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Jennifer L. Anderson Abstract and Keywords Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua (p.59) Barbuda’s Contribution to the Plantation Complex Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua (p.61) Challenges of Living and Working on Barbuda Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua Conclusion Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua 10 Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Georgia L. Fox Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Geneviève Godbout Abstract and Keywords Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Documenting Food Supply at Betty’s Hope under Absentee Ownership Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Changing Providers at the Betty’s Hope Table Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Atlantic Neighbors: Trading with the American Colonies and Guadeloupe Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s (p.81) Concluding Thoughts Food Provisioning at Betty’s Hope Plantation, 1780s–1850s 11 Not Much Ado about Mollusks Georgia L. Fox Not Much Ado about Mollusks Zooarchaeological Analysis of Mollusks at Betty’s Hope Plantation in Antigua, West Indies Alexis Ohman Abstract and Keywords Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Animals in the Archives Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Mollusks at Betty’s Hope Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Great House Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Service Quarters Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Slave Quarters Not Much Ado about Mollusks Not Much Ado about Mollusks Discussion Not Much Ado about Mollusks 12 Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. Fox Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. Fox Abstract and Keywords Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Beginnings Agriculture at Betty’s Hope The Plantation Layout at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope A Planting Business Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agricultural Productivity at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope The Era of Steam Power Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Innovation or Status Quo? Agriculture at Betty’s Hope Agriculture at Betty’s Hope 13 The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Georgia L. Fox The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum An Historical-Ecological Perspective from Betty’s Hope Suzanna M. Pratt E. Christian Wells Anthony R. Tricarico Abstract and Keywords The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Antiguan Sugarcane Cultivation in Historical Context The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Methods EPIC Simulation The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Historical Data The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Geoarchaeological Assessment The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Results EPIC Simulation The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Historical Sugar Yields The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Geoarchaeological Assessment The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Discussion The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum Conclusions 14 “Choicest of the Cargoe” Georgia L. Fox “Choicest of the Cargoe” Antigua, the Codringtons, and the Slave Trade, ca. 1672–1808 James F. Dator Abstract and Keywords “Choicest of the Cargoe” The Africa-Antigua Slave Trade “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” The Codringtons and the Slave Trade “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” “Choicest of the Cargoe” Conclusion 15 Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. Fox Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. Fox Abstract and Keywords Property, Not People Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope (p.162) Working Conditions at Betty’s Hope Bare Essentials Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Clothing Diet and Health Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Our Ancestors Lived in Fear: Plantation Relations Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Excavations of the Slave Quarters at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Special Finds: Reflections of Agency and Resistance? Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope Obeah Enslaved Life at Betty’s Hope 16 Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Georgia L. Fox Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation A Comparative Analysis Benjamin C. Kirby Abstract and Keywords Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Ceramic Production and the Sugar Industry Research Objective and Field Collection Methodology Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Sample Processing, NAA, and Internal Groupings Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation MURR Groupings Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Discussion: The Historical Record and NAA Results Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Ware from Betty’s Hope Plantation Conclusion and Future Studies Acknowledgments 17 “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Georgia L. Fox “Primed with Flip and Toddy” The Globalized Material Culture of Rum Production at Betty’s Hope Plantation, Antigua Charlotte Goudge Abstract and Keywords “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Background “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Theoretical Approaches to Material Culture and Rum Production “Primed with Flip and Toddy” (p.199) Rum and Betty’s Hope “Primed with Flip and Toddy” “Primed with Flip and Toddy” “Primed with Flip and Toddy” “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Archaeological Excavations of the Still House Methodology “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Archaeological Evidence “Primed with Flip and Toddy” “Primed with Flip and Toddy” Discussion and Conclusion 18 Beyond the Plantation Georgia L. Fox Beyond the Plantation The Codringtons, Betty’s Hope, and the Defense of Antigua, 1670–1714 Christopher K. Waters Abstract and Keywords Beyond the Plantation The Codringtons and Antigua’s Defense Policy Beyond the Plantation Beyond the Plantation (p.216) The Forts of Antigua Beyond the Plantation Beyond the Plantation Beyond the Plantation The Cost of Fortification Beyond the Plantation Beyond the Plantation Conclusion 19 The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies Georgia L. Fox The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies Reginald Murphy Abstract and Keywords Windmill Technology The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies Considerations in the Restoration of the Betty’s Hope Windmill The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies Archaeological Excavations of the North Windmill The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies The Restoration of the Windmill The Restoration of the Betty’s Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies 20 A Scenic Route to Interpretation Georgia L. Fox A Scenic Route to Interpretation The Betty’s Hope Visitors Center Exhibition as Cultural Heritage Management Amanda Kramp Abstract and Keywords A Scenic Route to Interpretation (p.237) Approaches to the Project The Visitors Center (p.238) The Design Process and Materials A Scenic Route to Interpretation A Scenic Route to Interpretation A Brief History of the Modern Museum and Cultural Heritage Management A Scenic Route to Interpretation Theory in Practice: A Ticket to Interpretation A Scenic Route to Interpretation Cultural Heritage Management in Practice: The Final Road to Interpretation A Scenic Route to Interpretation (p.245) Interpretation: The Destination Conclusion A Scenic Route to Interpretation 21 Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Georgia L. Fox Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage A Multiscale Analysis Approach Erin Friedman Cory Look Matthew Brown Abstract and Keywords Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Background of Betty’s Hope Observed Impacts Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage (p.250) Archaeology, Aerial Photography, and UAVs Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Methods (p.252) Data Collection Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage (p.253) Post-Processing For the 3D Model Timeframe Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage UAV Applications for Archaeological Excavations Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Applications for Landscape Survey and Remote Sensing Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage Responding to Threats to Cultural Heritage 22 Afterword Georgia L. Fox Afterword Final Days at Betty’s Hope Georgia L. 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