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Uncommon Ground

Archaeology and Early African America, 1650–1800

by Leland Ferguson

A study of the material culture of enslaved Africans in colonial Virginia and South Carolina, especially locally made colonoware pottery. Ferguson's discussion of cross-marked bowls as possible Kongo cosmograms opened a long debate in historical archaeology.

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