Английская Википедия:Agnes Newhall Stillwell
Agnes Ellen Newhall Stillwell (March 4, 1906 – April 8, 1957) was an American archaeologist, focused on Corinth.
Early life and education
Newhall was born Agnes Ellen Milan in Southwest Harbor, Maine.[1] Agnes was partly raised by an aunt, educator Laura L. Newhall, in Boston.[2] Agnes was described as a niece of Millie Milan and her older sister Hattie Hamblen, when both women died on the same day, in Maine in 1932.[3]
Newhall graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 1927, and pursued graduate studies on a fellowship at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens,[4] where she was based until 1935.[5]
Career
Stillwell moved to Princeton, New Jersey, because her husband was a professor there.[6] She continued working alongside her husband in Greece,[7] and writing scholarly articles.[8] Her inventories from excavating at Corinth continued to inform other scholars' work.[9][10]
Publications
- "Eighth Century B.C. Inscriptions from Corinth" (1933)[11]
- The Potter’s Quarter (1948, with Jack Leonard Benson)[12]
- The Potter’s Quarter: The Terracottas (1952)[13]
Personal life and legacy
Agnes Newhall married Richard Stillwell, head of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, in London in 1932.[5] They had two children, Richard and Theodora. Richard became a chemist, and Theodora followed her parents in doing archaeological work at Corinth.[7][14] Agnes Newhall Stillwell died in 1957, at the age of 51, in Princeton.[15] Her granddaughter Camilla MacKay is also an archaeologist by training.[8][16]
References
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