Ewen, Charles R., 1956-Scattergood, Chloe S2023-06-052023-06-052023-052023-04-28May 2023http://hdl.handle.net/10342/12840Studying the consumer choices of colonial North Carolinians can indicate much about their lives and status. Archaeological excavations of two eighteenth-century warehouses in Historic Bath can tell us about merchants and their clientele. The material from these warehouses suggests notable wealth disparity, not unlike today, in North Carolina's first established town.application/pdfencolonialmerchantcellarsocioeconomicscommercetradeconsumerismmercantilismeast coastwealthEconomics--North Carolina--Bath--Sociological aspects--History--18th centuryConsumer behavior--North Carolina--Bath--History--18th centuryArchaeology--North Carolina--Bath--History--18th centuryMaster's Thesis2023-06-02