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An alluvial gold-panning site on Hispaniola in the wet season, January 1519: a shallow river cutting through open grassland, wooden sluice troughs staked along the bank, a scatter of round palm-thatched houses on a rise beyond, forested hills in the distance under a flat grey sky. the working Taíno stand directly beside the idle troughs, in the same row along the riverbank. the slumped worker sits on the same stretch of bank as the working group, a short distance apart. the overseer stands on the bank directly above the working group, with the houses on the rise visible behind him in the same view. It is January 1519 (onset probably December 1518), Hispaniola: Taíno workers in simple woven cotton or bark-cloth waist wraps, mostly bare-chested; the Spanish overseer in a dark wool doublet, hose and leather boots with a broad hat; wood-and-wicker panning troughs, palm thatch, cotton and bark cloth, river gravel; hand gold-panning with wooden troughs and wicker baskets, wooden troughs, wicker baskets, and hand labor throughout.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "An economy quietly grinding to a halt around a catastrophe it can only measure in labor lost. 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