4.3 Labor organization and the archaeology of work
4 min read•august 16, 2024
in colonial America shaped society and economies. From to and slavery, different systems created complex . Archaeology uncovers evidence of these systems through , structures, and personal items.
By examining , archaeologists reconstruct labor experiences and compare different groups. reveal social hierarchies, while shows . This research illuminates and broadens our understanding of colonial labor history.
Labor Organization in Colonial Societies
Types of Colonial Labor Systems
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Colonial labor systems encompassed a spectrum of labor arrangements including free labor, indentured servitude, and
Each system had distinct legal, social, and economic implications
Free labor involved wage-based employment and self-employed individuals
Included artisans, farmers, and merchants who owned their means of production