LIFE OF A SLAVE
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The document describes the living conditions of slaves in villages on plantations. The villages consisted of round chambers made of a material called tabby, which contained oyster shells. Families slept on the floor with blankets, and prepared food on tables or boards in fireplaces. Women cooked with cornmeal, molasses, and salt. Slaves maintained their own culture through dances, stories, and children joining fathers in hunting and fishing.
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