Titlebook: Archaeologies of the British in Latin America; Charles E. Orser Jr. Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natur

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Re-Centering the Narrative: British Colonial Memory and the San Pedro Maya,he late eighteenth through the late nineteenth centuries, consistently understood Black Creek and the New River lagoons to be their border with the British loggers and settlers operating to the east and, later, the colony of British Honduras. This framing leads us to a nuanced and de-colonized inter

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,An English House in Alexandra Colony, Santa Fe, Argentina, 1870–1885,vide chronological and stylistic information useful for deducing the consumption behaviors and trading patterns of the time..The historical and archaeological contexts provide insights into the lifestyles of the ordinary people whose lives were not recorded in official history books.

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,Social and Environmental Impacts of British Colonial Rum Production at Betty’s Hope Plantation, Ants but was not socially or environmentally sustainable. Given the unique configuration of British rum production, the authors suggest that similar industries in other parts of the Caribbean may have only had a life cycle of approximately one century, with social and environmental burdens contributing

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56115-2he late eighteenth through the late nineteenth centuries, consistently understood Black Creek and the New River lagoons to be their border with the British loggers and settlers operating to the east and, later, the colony of British Honduras. This framing leads us to a nuanced and de-colonized inter

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