During Egypt's Ptolemaic period, some of the workers at a gold mine were used as forced labor, according to iron shackles found at a site in Ghozza, Egypt. The Ptolemaic period came about after ...

He showed up with antebellum wrist shackles he’d been lent by ... He once stayed at a slave dwelling that’s now a “man cave,” with a lounge chair, gas fireplace and refrigerator filled ...

Is not the slave trade entirely at war with the heart of man? And surely that which is ... Should it be wearing shackles perpetually?" - Peter Wood, historian Carolina authorities developed ...

Slavery lasted for approximately 246 years from 1619 to 1865. In addition to that, there were 12 years of Reconstruction and 91 years of Jim Crowism (legalized discrimination). It is estimated ...

It owed its wealth to the work of slaves, who were treated with brutality. The rebellion started when free blacks were not granted citizenship, as France's Declaration of the Rights of Man had ...

For the slaves who were labelled as stubborn and locked up in the condemned cells, their captors had a tough time controlling them even when they were bound in chains and shackles. Speaking in an ...

has theorized that iron shackles found at a dig site in Ghozza, Egypt, suggest that at least some of the workers at a gold mine during Egypt's Ptolemaic period were slaves. As Redon notes ...