Date of Award

4-5-2011

Degree Type

Honors Paper

Department

Anthropology

First Advisor

James Jordan, Ph.D.

Second Advisor

Brian Bates, Ph.D.

Third Advisor

David Coles, Ph.D.

Abstract

This thesis combines primary sources about the Nomini Hall plantation and archaeological research of the land to create an interpretation that consolidates and evaluates what is currently known about Nomini Hall’s colonial cultural landscape and how it was utilized. Using Nomini Hall artifacts, knowledge of its cultural landscape, and background information on other colonial plantations and their demographics, this thesis seeks to create a cohesive picture of Nomini Hall’s past.

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You can find a bound copy in Greenwood Library. It can be foundhere.

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