The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Published in NYTimes 10/04/03
Published caption: Members of Harlem Women International, above, escorted one of the horse-drawn wagons carrying the remains of African-Americans buried in Lower Manhattan in colonial times and unearthed 12 years ago during excavation for a new federal building. The coffins were transferred to compartmented crypts that will be lowered into the African Burial Ground on Duane Street east of Broadway today. The 419 mahogany coffins were carved in Ghana, the homeland of many slaves.
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2003-10-03
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