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“This great wild tract”: Henry David Thoreau, Native Americans, and the archaeology of Estabrook Woods
Garman, James C., Russo, Paul A., Mrozowski, Stephen A., Volmar, Michael A.·1997·Historical Archaeology
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“The size of the hills was also different, with the Indigenous hills being smaller than the hills in the Estabrook forest (Garman et al., 1997: 68 -72; Mrozowski, 1994).”
From Dominion and improvement: The moral ecologies of colonial encounters (2024) · cites this paper as Garman et al., 1997
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“Ultimately, it was decided that the Estabrook field was not Indigenous, but more than likely the 18 th -century field of English farmer Paul Adams, whose land was once part of the ' wild ' Estabrook Woods that Thoreau often frequented a century later (Garman et al., 1997).”
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“First and foremost, the Estabrook field was three times the size of the field on Cape Cod and was noticeably more symmetrical.”
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“Remains of this field were rediscovered in 1996 on the grounds of what is now Middlesex School (Garman et al., 1997).”
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- Garman, J. C., Russo, P. A., Mrozowski, S. A., & Volmar, M. A.
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- Historical Archaeology
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- 1997-12
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- 31
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- 59-80
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- 2328-1103
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