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Resistance in the Nineteenth Century Resistance in the Nineteenth Century
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Defiance in the Workplace Defiance in the Workplace
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Agency under Wraps Agency under Wraps
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The Underground Railroad The Underground Railroad
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Resourcefulness in the Eighteenth Century Resourcefulness in the Eighteenth Century
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5 Clandestine Pursuits: Public Defiance of the Rules
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Published:August 2019
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Abstract
Prostitution and the reasons for turning to it are contrasted with other clandestine activities done for other reasons. The chapter is organized around several subjects: resistance in the nineteenth century, the Underground Railroad, and resourcefulness in the eighteenth century. Archaeological examples of nineteenth-century resistance include defiance in the workplace at factories and railroad sites and archaeological evidence of prison escape attempts and site conditions behind the walls. The difficulty of finding legitimate evidence of the Underground Railroad is discussed, archaeologically identified hiding places are described, and the potential of using archaeology to reveal the participation of otherwise unknown free black communities is considered. Evidence for eighteenth-century resourcefulness includes in-the-ground evidence of smuggling as well as the presence of illegitimately acquired artifacts and the underwater recovery of two pirate ships.
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