#1200 Vicky Oelze: The Anthropology of the Atlantic and Transatlantic Slave Trade
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Hello everyone, welcome to a new episode of The Decenter. I'm your host as always, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined by a return guest, Dr. Vicky Olze. And today we're going to talk about some work that she's done, anthropological work on the Atlantic and transatlantic slave trade, which also includes a site here where I live in Portugal. So Dr.
Olza, welcome to the show. Welcome back to the show, actually. Thank you so much for being on again. Thank you, Ricardo. Thank you for inviting me and for giving me the the opportunity to talk about this this project and this site.
So let's start perhaps with a broader question and get and then get into specifics here. So as I said, you've done work on the Atlantic and transatlantic slave trade, particularly through the study of African strontium isoscapes and isotopic investigations. I mean, could you tell us about that? Did you study there specifically? How did you do it and what did you learn?
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