Abstract Formerly British and French colonies, the eastern Caribbean islands of Barbados
and Martinique were major players in the early development of European overseas empires …

Archaeologists regularly confront the material realities of economic inequality. This article
contributes to a growing body of literature on the archaeology of poverty but challenges …

More than a decade after Britain's bicentennial commemoration of the 1807 Abolition Act to
end the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Scotland still struggles to reconcile her colonial past …

Historically cast as idle, indolent, destitute, and degenerate, the “poor whites” of Barbados
are viewed as being ostracized from island and global economic spheres and processes of …

This dissertation explores the connection between identity transformation and ceramic
technology in the Erligang Period (~ 1600-1300 BCE), focusing on differences in …

Old Providence and Santa Catalina-located 130 miles of the coast of Nicaragua and around
8.5 square miles in size-have been a center of global trade and commerce since the …

RESUMEN DE LAS ACTIVIDADES DE INVESTIGACIÓN, OBJETIVOS Y METAS Y
PREGUNTAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE 2022-23: El siguiente informe presenta los hallazgos …

The islands of Old Providence and Santa Catalina-located 130 miles east of the coast of
Nicaragua and around 8.5 square miles in size-have been a center of global trade and …

This chapter reviews trends and developments in Caribbean historical archaeology since
2000. It begins by addressing the effects on the field of recent developments involving …

British planters, merchants and other non-landholding persons from Barbados owned and
transported enslaved persons to the South Carolina colonial settlement as early as 1670 …