An edition of The archaeology of alcohol and drinking
(2008)
The archaeology of alcohol and drinking
by Frederick H. Smith
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From the Publisher: Through its complex history, alcohol has served many cultural functions, often constructive ones. For centuries it has been used as a valuable economic commodity, a medicinal tool, a focus of social gatherings, and a mechanism for psychological escape.
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Sugar plantations, Maroons, Antiquities, Drinking of alcoholic beverages, Alcohol industry, Slaves, Excavations (Archaeology), Alcohol use, Distilleries, History, Excavations (archaeology), Caribbean area, history, Caribbean area, antiquitiesPlaces
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The archaeology of alcohol and drinking
2008, University Press of Florida
in English
0813032903 9780813032900
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Alcohol-related material culture
The historical archaeology of alcohol production
The historical archaeology of alcohol trade and transport
The historical archaeology of alcohol consumption
Mapps Cave : the archaeology of alcohol, marronage, and slave revolt in Barbados
Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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