The archaeology of Harriet Tubman's life in freedom / Douglas V. Armstrong.
"This archaeological and historical study reconstructs and interprets Harriet Tubman's public and private life in freedom. It integrates archaeological findings with historical research focusing on Tubman's house and a small seven-acre farm in Fleming, New York, as well as an adjacent farm just acro...
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Language: | English |
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Syracuse, New York :
Syracuse University Press,
2022.
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Edition: | First edition. |
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Physical Description: | xxix, 474 pages : illustrations, maps ; 27 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Uncovering inspiration
- Underground no more : uncovering inspiration through archaeology
- Interpreting the evidence of Harriet Tubman
- The historical and archaeological landscape of the Harriet Tubman Home
- Historical perspective on Harriet Tubman
- The pursuit of liberty and a life in freedom
- Harriet Tubman's life in Central New York
- A second farm and dreams for a home for the aged
- Integrating historical and archaeological contexts
- The Tubman Farmstead : archaeological and historical contexts uncovered
- The struggle to open the Harriet Tubman Home
- A dream fulfilled : the opening of Harriet Tubman Home in John Brown Hall
- Legacy house : the wood frame house at the Harriet Tubman Home
- The brick kiln and brick production in the Auburn community
- Integrating Tubman's social activism : the past inspires the future
- Keep on going : spirituality, belief, and fulfillment
- Epilogue: The legacy of inspiration : serving others.