The Archaeologies of Restorative Justice book series champions the work of archaeologists who are proactively and creatively rethinking archaeology for racial equity and uncovering and decolonizing representations of diasporic African, Asian, Indigenous, Pacific Islander, and other communities in settler societies. Read more . .
Series Editors: Edward González-Tennant (Edward [dot] GonzalezTennant [at] utrgv [dot] edu) Ben Ford (nywq [at] iup [dot] edu) Acquisitions Editor: Wendi Schnaufer (wschnaufer [at] uapress [dot] ua [dot] edu)
Belvoir: An Archaeology of Maryland Slavery offers a fascinating account of the Belvoir Quarter for enslaved workers at Belvoir, a 1730's Maryland manor and plantation owned by descendants of Francis...
