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04.13.99
Since we're discussing historians and historial archaeology, I have a
question which harkens to the days when historians were the archaeologists.
In researching Landscape Architect Morley J. Williams and the archaeology he
conducted at Tryon Palace in New Bern, North Carolina, I ran across the name
Charles Coatsworth Pinkney. Pinkney received his M.A. in Landscape
Architecture from the Harvard School of Design in 1934, but is perhaps best
known to me for conducting archaeological investigations for Williams at both
Stratford Hall in 1932 and 1934 and at God's Acre in Harvard Square in 1934.
He was certainly quite a good archaeologist for the 1930s, as was Williams.
I was wondering if anyone knew of other excavations Pinkney was involved
with, or if he gave up archaeology to resume a career as a landscape
architect?
Thanks in advance,
Tom Beaman
Graduate Student, East Carolina University
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