Christopher Fennell (2011). “Literate Inversions and Cultural Metaphors in Edgefield Stoneware,” in “Crosses to Bear: Cross Marks as African Symbols in Southern Pottery,” thematic forum of articles edited by Char

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• Africa
• Kingdom of Kongo
• Slavery in the United States
• Bantu peoples
• Ethnic groups in Angola
• Traditional African medicine
• Kongo people
• Atlantic slave trade
• David Drake
• Christopher C. Fennell
• Kongo cosmogram
• Stono Rebellion

Chapter 13 Surveys and Comparative Findings Christopher C. Fennell, Anna S. Agbe-Davies, and Claire Fuller Martin1 Researchers at New Philadelphia use a variety of techniques to discover and assess the potential of archa

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• Archaeology
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• Montpelier
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• Christopher C. Fennell
• Year of birth missing

2008 Historical Archaeology VOLUME 43, NUMBER 2 Historical Archaeology

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• Nicholas Honerkamp
• Christopher C. Fennell
• Year of birth missing
• Archaeology

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• Historical archaeology
• Anthropology
• Academia
• Science
• Christopher C. Fennell
• Community archaeology
• Archaeological sub-disciplines
• Diaspora
• Archaeology

Historical Archaeology of the Americas Anth. 106/Afro. 106 Course Syllabus Prof. Christopher Fennell

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• James Deetz
• Education in the United States
• Paul A. Shackel
• Industrial archaeology
• Tim Murray
• Historical archaeology
• Christopher C. Fennell
• Outline of archaeology
• Archaeological sub-disciplines
• Archaeology
• Mark P. Leone