The Children of Spring Street : The Bioarchaeology of Childhood in a 19th Century Abolitionist Congregation

Springer Nature Switzerland AG

Explore the fascinating world of childhood in a 19th-century abolitionist congregation through the lens of bioarchaeology with "The Children of Spring Street." This insightful book by Meredith A. B. Ellis delves into the lives of children during a pivotal historical period, offering a unique perspective on their health, diet, and living conditions. Uncover the social and cultural dynamics of the time as revealed through skeletal remains and historical records. A must-read for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in social history and the study of childhood. Key Features: * In-depth bioarchaeological analysis of children's remains. * Explores the intersection of childhood, religion, and abolitionism in the 19th century. * Provides a unique glimpse into the lives of a specific historical community. Summary: The Children of Spring Street, Springer Nature Switzerland AG, Paperback, Bioarchaeology, Childhood, 19th Century, Abolitionist Congregation, Meredith A. B. Ellis, Social History, Archaeology.