2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-95426-4_12
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Social and Environmental Impacts of British Colonial Rum Production at Betty’s Hope Plantation, Antigua

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“…In Antigua specifically, where many historic forts dot the coastline, marking the lines of defense of the 18th Century British Empire, the impact of the coastal retreat is impressive. First-hand observation of these changes includes historic structures now beneath the water surface, wave cut notches, washing away the sediments supporting the foundations of historic buildings, changed currents, eroding roads and archeological deposits, and recent modifications to historic port complexes to curtail the impact of high-tide flooding and maintain access to buildings (Finneran, 2017;Wells et al, 2018Wells et al, , 2019. In Barbuda, however, the markers of human presence on the coastline are less evident.…”
Section: Human Presence In Barbudamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Antigua specifically, where many historic forts dot the coastline, marking the lines of defense of the 18th Century British Empire, the impact of the coastal retreat is impressive. First-hand observation of these changes includes historic structures now beneath the water surface, wave cut notches, washing away the sediments supporting the foundations of historic buildings, changed currents, eroding roads and archeological deposits, and recent modifications to historic port complexes to curtail the impact of high-tide flooding and maintain access to buildings (Finneran, 2017;Wells et al, 2018Wells et al, , 2019. In Barbuda, however, the markers of human presence on the coastline are less evident.…”
Section: Human Presence In Barbudamentioning
confidence: 99%