Archaeological investigations at Locus 1 of the Rumsey/Polk Tenant/Prehistoric site (7NCF112) in St. Georges Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, United States unearthed spatially distinct features and artifacts providing information about the lives of eighteenth- through mid-nineteenth-century enslaved and free Black occupants. Some assemblages are intermixed with those associated with white tenants. Associated faunal remains reveal complex dynamics of meat consumption between social classes and cultural groups. Geographic Information Systems technology aids in visualizing data to reveal contrasts in faunal usage across space between groups and nuances in chronology and variability of meat consumption at Locus 1.

在美国特拉华州新堡县圣乔治百伦的拉姆齐/波尔克租户/史前遗址 (7NCF112) 的 1 号地点进行的考古调查发现了空间上不同的特征和文物，提供了有关 18 至 19 世纪中期生活的信息世纪被奴役和自由的黑人居住者。一些组合与那些与白人租户相关的组合混合在一起。相关的动物遗骸揭示了社会阶层和文化群体之间肉类消费的复杂动态。地理信息系统技术有助于将数据可视化，以揭示不同群体之间空间动物群使用的对比，以及 Locus 1 肉类消费的时间顺序和变异性的细微差别。