A Cocorote mine register recorded the death of Antonio Cachanga, an enslaved Black man, on 4 July 1662. The entry notes three yards of coarse cloth used for his burial shroud. Its attention to the material used in burial offers a limited trace of mourning and death within a record system that also measured enslaved workers through labor and supplies.
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