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ArticleSeparated by Death and Color: The African American Cemetery of New Philadelphia, Illinois

Charlotte L. King2010

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Separated by Death and Color: The African American Cemetery of New Philadelphia, Illinois

Charlotte L. King

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning Race, History, and American Society

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Year2010

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Published2010-03-01

VenueHistorical Archaeology

ISSN-L0440-9213

Languageen

Citations20

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