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houses and digging crops ||< *The Rocks became a place for convicts to live || waistcoat trousers, stockings, shoes, 2 shirts- cotton or linen, neckerchief, hat ||< *Lunch- one large roll, pound of dried salted meat ||< Some convicts were servants to free settlers and officers ||< *Convicts could build their own houses || trees and clearing shrubs ||< *Some convicts ran their own businesses from their houses || an overshirt instead of the jacket ||< *Non-government convicts may have bought their own food or fed better by landowners ||< *Tools from England unsuitable for the Australian soil ||< *Made houses out of materials they found || quarried rocks used for roads and buildings ||< *Area became an area of crime ||
 * < =**Clothing**= ||< =Food= ||< =Convict Jobs= ||< =Housing= ||
 * < *Up until 1810, convicts wore civilian clothing ||< *Breakfast- bread roll and skilly (porridge) ||< *Early convicts- built roads,
 * < *The winter uniform- course woolen jacket,
 * < *uniform was called slops ||< *Dinner- bread roll and if lucky- cup of tea ||< *Cleared land by cutting down
 * < *Summer clothing- winter uniform plus
 * < * ||< * ||< *Convicts built quarries and
 * < * ||< * ||< * ||< *Hyde Barracks was built nearby to house soldiers ||
 * < * ||< * ||< * ||< *Convict families lived in houses together ||