ESTC 2011 Presentation by Dr. Emory Campbell, Gullah Heritage
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Transcript of ESTC 2011 Presentation by Dr. Emory Campbell, Gullah Heritage
This presentation was presented at the Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference 2011 (ESTC 2011), held in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA, from September 19th-21st. Organized by The International Ecotourism Society (TIES), the
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The INTERNATIONAL Ecotourism Society Conference
Hilton Head Island, SCSeptember 19, 2011
Heritage Tour: Gullah Heritage Trail Tours
Gullah Heritage Corridor
SPANISH WELLS
JONESVILLE
GARDNER
STONEY
MARSHLAND
CHAPLIN
GRASSLAWN
MITCHELLVILLE
BAY GALL
SQUIRE POPE
Definition: What Is Gullah?
“culture comprising of a system of beliefs, customs, artforms, foodways, and language
practiced among descendants of West Africans who settled along the coasts of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.”
Gullah Cultural Legacies at xi.
Marsh Tackies
Saltmarsh Scene
BATEAU
Water Mellon Truck
First African Baptist Church on Sapelo Island Built ca 1900
Artist Rendering of FAB Before 1967
Traditional Graveyard/CEMETERY
Gullah
Den, Fox staat fuh talk. E say to eself, e say, “Dish yuh Crow duh ooman, enty? Ef a kin suade um fuh talk, him haffuh op’n e mout, enty? En ef e op’n e mout, enty de meat fuh drap out?”
Fox call to de Crow: “Mawnin tittuh,” e say. “Uh so glad you tief da meat fum de buckruh, cause him bin fuh trow-um-way pan de dog…E mek me bex fuh see man do shishuh ting lukkuh dat.”
Crow nebbuh crack e teet! All-time Fox duh talk, Crow mout shet tight pan de meat, en e yez cock fuh lissin
English
Then, Fox started to talk. He said to himself, he said, “This here Crow is a woman, not so? If I can persuade her to talk, she has to open her mouth, not so? An if she opens her mouth, isn't it true the meat will drop out?”
Fox called to the Crow: “Morning girl,” he said. “I am glad you stole that meat from the white man, because he would have thrown it away to the dog…It makes me vexed to see a man do such a thing as that.”
Crow never cracked open her teeth! All the time Fox was talking. Crow’s mouth was shut tight on the meat, and her ears were cocked to listen.