Duke Site, 2016

$750.00

2016
Archival Inkjet Print
21 x 43 inches
Edition 1/10
Inventory 16

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Description

The Duke site, named after Anthony Drexel Duke, is a site that was excavated by the New York State Archaeological Association, L.I. Chapter in 1974. On this site, a shell midden was found, suggesting the presence of indigenous occupation in the area.Nearby is the well-document Ashawagh settlement site, located on the shore of Hand's Creek, west of Three Mile Harbor.

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Approximate scale using a 72 inch sofa.

Artwork: 43 x 21 inches
Reference couch: 72 x 34 inches, a typical two-person sofa

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Exhibition history and artist-direct provenance.

Jeremy Dennis: East Hampton Indigenous

Guild Hall, September 29, 2017 - December 12, 2017

Description

The Duke site, named after Anthony Drexel Duke, is a site that was excavated by the New York State Archaeological Association, L.I. Chapter in 1974. On this site, a shell midden was found, suggesting the presence of indigenous occupation in the area.Nearby is the well-document Ashawagh settlement site, located on the shore of Hand's Creek, west of Three Mile Harbor.

Artwork Details

Title: Duke Site
Year: 2016
Medium: Archival Inkjet Print
Size: 21 x 43 inches
Edition: 1/10
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