The Archaeology Of Class In Urban America (Cambridge Studies In Archaeology),New

The Archaeology Of Class In Urban America (Cambridge Studies In Archaeology),New

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This Book Explores The Material Dimensions Of Class Formation In Eighteenthcentury Newport, Rhode Island, And Nineteenthcentury Lowell, Massachusetts. During Their Economic Peaks These Cities Represented Perhaps The Purist Forms Of Capitalism In North America. The Two Cities Reveal Contrasting Portraits Of Class Identity, One Based Upon The Analysis Of Material Culture And Spatial Practices, And One Based Upon The Examination Of Environmental Conditions And Health. This Groundbreaking Study Argues That Notions Of Class Incorporating Variables Such As Ethnicity And Gender Were Shaped By The Shifting Ecologies Of Capitalism Itself.

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