Hello All,
 
Just a follow-up to a question I posted on HISTARCH several months ago regarding the archaeology of plant nurseries.  A special word of thanks to those who responded and directed me toward helpful sources.  Here is a list of references that may be helpful to those of you working on similar sites.
 
Edwards, Andrew C., Linda K. Derry, and Roy A. Jackson
1988    A View from the Top: Archaeological Investigations of Peyton Randolph’s Urban Plantation.  Colonial Williamsburg Archaeological Reports.  Re-Issued June 2001.  
 
Piddock, Susan
2006    Two Nineteenth Century Nurseries of the Adelaide Hills.  In Smith, Pam, F. Donald & Robert Martin (Eds). Valleys of Stone. The Archaeology and History of Adelaide’s Hills Face.  Kopi Books, Adelaide.
 
Piddock, Susan and Tim Ormsby 
2005    The Reedbeds Nursery.  In Historic Sites and Landscapes: Stonyfell to Tea Tree Gully, Pam A. Smith, Susan Piddock, and F. Donald Pate, eds.  Hills Face Zone Cultural Heritage Project Reports.  Volume 5.  Department of Archaeology, Flinders University. K pi Books, Adelaide, South Australia.
 
Piddock, Susan, Pam Smith, and Robert Keane
2005    Water Gully and the Newman’s Nursery.  In Historic Sites and Landscapes: Stonyfell to Tea Tree Gully, Pam A. Smith, Susan Piddock, and F. Donald Pate, eds.  Hills Face Zone Cultural Heritage Project Reports,  Volume 5. Department of Archaeology, Flinders University. K pi Books, Adelaide, South Australia.
 
Piddock, Susan, Pam Smith, and D. Pate 
2009    ‘A Changed Landscape: Horticulture and Gardening in the Adelaide Hills Face, South Australia 1836-1890.’  Historical Archaeology. Due first issue 2009
 
Smith, Pam and Susan Piddock
2005    Anstey Hill Recreation Park.  In Historic Sites and Landscapes: Stonyfell to Tea Tree Gully, Pam A. Smith, Susan Piddock, and F. Donald Pate, eds.  Hills Face Zone Cultural Heritage Project Reports,  Volume 5. Department of Archaeology, Flinders University. K pi Books, Adelaide, South Australia.
 
 
Sincerely,
 
Eric Proebsting
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