Diasporan Exiles in the Great Dismal Swamp, 1630–1860
Identifieur interne : 000582 ( Main/Corpus ); précédent : 000581; suivant : 000583Diasporan Exiles in the Great Dismal Swamp, 1630–1860
Auteurs : Daniel O. SayersSource :
- Transforming Anthropology [ 1051-0559 ] ; 2006-04.
English descriptors
- Entity :
- geog : Chesapeake Bay region, Lake Drummond.
- org : American Anthropological Association, Archaeological Method and Theory, International Journal, CRT, Inc., Canon National Parks Science Scholars Program, Dismal Swamp Canal Company Records, Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Office, Suffolk, Virginia, Mary Anthropology Department and the Office of Grants and Research, Mexico, and Canada, NATIVE AMERICAN DIASPORA, CIRCA, National Gazette and Literary Register, Native American and African, Native American and European American, United States Fish and Wildlife, University of California Press.
- pers : Aaron Henry, Anthony P. Sayers, Ari Hartmann, Brad Weiss, Brendan Burke, Brent Fortenberry, Bryan Poovey, Caleb Winslow, Cindy Lane, Dan Lynch, Danna Greenfield, Dave Brown, Dennis Blanton, Edmund Ruffin, Edward Said, George Washington, Gordon Yamazaki, J. F. D. Smyth, Jackie Martin, James Parker, Jeff Dame, Jim Christensen, John Wilson, Joseph Church, Josh Walsh, Julie Rowand, Kathleen Bragdon, Keith Garrett, Lee Baker, Marley Brown, Martin Gallivan, Michael Blakey, Michael S. Nassaney, Moses Grandy, Nat Turner, Olmsted, Pat Gammon, Said, Shelley Hight, Simone Weil, Susan Sayers, Terrance Weik, Tom Copper, Troy Schindelbeck, Warren Perry, William Aitchison, William Byrd, William Fisher, Winslow.
- place : America, Elizabeth City, United States.
- Teeft :
- African american maroons, African americans, African diaspora, Akhil gupta, Archaeological method, Archaeological research, Black studies, Brendan burke, Canal, Canal companies, Canal company laborers, Canal laborers, Canal workers, Capitalist efforts, Capitalist expansion, Carolina press, Chapel hill, Crayon, Critical anthropology, Cultural landscapes, Cultural systems, Diasporic, Diasporic landscape, Dismal, Dismal swamp, Documentary record, Duke university press, Eighteenth century, Enslavement, Exile, Exilic, Exilic life, Extralimital marronage, Grand marronage, Historical archaeology, Intralimital, Intralimital marronage, James ferguson, Johns hopkins university press, Laborer, Lake drummond, Landscape analysis, Leaming, Louisiana state university press, Maroon, Maroon societies, Marooning african americans, Marronage, Mary center, Modern world, Moses grandy, National gazette, Native american, Native americans, Nineteenth century, Nova scotia, Olmsted, Other things, Political economy, Rebel slave communities, Robert paynter, Rosa corzo, Runaway slaves, Sayers, Slavery system, States fish, Swamp, Swamp landscape study, Underground railroad, Wildlife refuge, Wildlife service.
Abstract
The Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study is an ongoing ethnohistorical archaeology project designed to bring a landscape and anthropological perspective to bear on the circa‐1630 1860 occupation of the Dismal Swamp. Thousands of African Americans, as maroons and enslaved laborers, permanently dwelled in the swamp, as did untold numbers of Native Americans throughout this period. That these groups interacted in socially and economically significant ways is attested to in the record, but very little is ultimately known about how their political economic systems emerged and transformed. This project represents the first intensive effort in bringing the tools of historiography, archaeology, and anthropology to an analysis of the Great Dismal Swamp as a diasporan and exilic landscape.
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DOI: 10.1525/tran.2006.14.1.10
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