Georgia L. Fox, professor of anthropology at California State University, Chico, is the author of The Archaeology of Smoking and Tobacco.

• List of Figures List of TablesPreface1. Introduction — Georgia L. Fox2. The Great House — Georgia L. Fox 3. Food Provisioning at Betty's Hope Planation, 1780s-1850s — Geneviève Godbout 4. Not Much Ado about Mollusks: Zooarchaeological Analysis of Mollusks at Betty's Hope Plantation in Antigua, West Indies — Alexis Ohman5. Agriculture at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox 6. "Primed with Flip And Toddy:" The Globalized Material Culture of Rum Production at Betty's Hope — Charlotte Goudge7. The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum: An Historical-Ecological Perspective from Betty's Hope — Suzanna M. Pratt, E. Christian Wells, and Anthony R. Tricarico8. Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua — Jennifer L. Anderson9. Beyond the Plantation: the Codringtons, Betty's Hope, and the Defense of Antigua, 1670-1714 — Christopher R. Waters10. Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty's Hope — Cory Look11. Enslaved Life at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox12. "Choicest of the Cargoe:" Antigua, The Codringtons, and the Slave Trade, c. 1672-1808 — James F. Dator13. Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Wares from Betty's Hope Plantation: A Comparative Analysis — Benjamin Kirby14. Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage: A Multi-Scale Analysis Approach — Erin Friedman, Cory Look, and Matthew Brown 15. The Restoration of the Betty's Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies — Reginald Murphy16. A Scenic Route to Interpretation: The Betty's Hope Visitors Center Exhibition as Cultural Heritage Management — Amanda KrampList of Contributors Index

Georgia L. Fox, professor of anthropology at California State University, Chico, is the author of The Archaeology of Smoking and Tobacco.

• List of Figures List of TablesPreface1. Introduction — Georgia L. Fox2. The Great House — Georgia L. Fox 3. Food Provisioning at Betty's Hope Planation, 1780s-1850s — Geneviève Godbout 4. Not Much Ado about Mollusks: Zooarchaeological Analysis of Mollusks at Betty's Hope Plantation in Antigua, West Indies — Alexis Ohman5. Agriculture at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox 6. "Primed with Flip And Toddy:" The Globalized Material Culture of Rum Production at Betty's Hope — Charlotte Goudge7. The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum: An Historical-Ecological Perspective from Betty's Hope — Suzanna M. Pratt, E. Christian Wells, and Anthony R. Tricarico8. Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua — Jennifer L. Anderson9. Beyond the Plantation: the Codringtons, Betty's Hope, and the Defense of Antigua, 1670-1714 — Christopher R. Waters10. Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty's Hope — Cory Look11. Enslaved Life at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox12. "Choicest of the Cargoe:" Antigua, The Codringtons, and the Slave Trade, c. 1672-1808 — James F. Dator13. Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Wares from Betty's Hope Plantation: A Comparative Analysis — Benjamin Kirby14. Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage: A Multi-Scale Analysis Approach — Erin Friedman, Cory Look, and Matthew Brown 15. The Restoration of the Betty's Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies — Reginald Murphy16. A Scenic Route to Interpretation: The Betty's Hope Visitors Center Exhibition as Cultural Heritage Management — Amanda KrampList of Contributors Index

Georgia L. Fox, professor of anthropology at California State University, Chico, is the author of The Archaeology of Smoking and Tobacco.

• List of Figures List of TablesPreface1. Introduction — Georgia L. Fox2. The Great House — Georgia L. Fox 3. Food Provisioning at Betty's Hope Planation, 1780s-1850s — Geneviève Godbout 4. Not Much Ado about Mollusks: Zooarchaeological Analysis of Mollusks at Betty's Hope Plantation in Antigua, West Indies — Alexis Ohman5. Agriculture at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox 6. "Primed with Flip And Toddy:" The Globalized Material Culture of Rum Production at Betty's Hope — Charlotte Goudge7. The Landscape Legacies of Sugar and Rum: An Historical-Ecological Perspective from Betty's Hope — Suzanna M. Pratt, E. Christian Wells, and Anthony R. Tricarico8. Barbuda and the Provisioning of the Codrington Estates on Antigua — Jennifer L. Anderson9. Beyond the Plantation: the Codringtons, Betty's Hope, and the Defense of Antigua, 1670-1714 — Christopher R. Waters10. Reconstructing a History of Plantation Spaces at Betty's Hope — Cory Look11. Enslaved Life at Betty's Hope — Georgia L. Fox12. "Choicest of the Cargoe:" Antigua, The Codringtons, and the Slave Trade, c. 1672-1808 — James F. Dator13. Chemical Sourcing of Afro-Antiguan Wares from Betty's Hope Plantation: A Comparative Analysis — Benjamin Kirby14. Using UAVs to Manage Archaeological Heritage: A Multi-Scale Analysis Approach — Erin Friedman, Cory Look, and Matthew Brown 15. The Restoration of the Betty's Hope North Windmill, Antigua, West Indies — Reginald Murphy16. A Scenic Route to Interpretation: The Betty's Hope Visitors Center Exhibition as Cultural Heritage Management — Amanda KrampList of Contributors Index