Archeologists dated the burial to between 1400 and 1640 A.D. “Shinnecock tribal members argued against further disruption of the soil, seeing the proposed barn as a cemetery site,” Dennis wrote.

Source: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/a-landscape-shared-by-native-americans-and-the-one-per-cent

In 2012, the couple, themselves pioneers in marine animal medicine, contributed $3 million to the university to fund the restoration program in the western portion of Shinnecock Bay.

Source: https://www.27east.com/sag-harbor-express/in-home-in-sag-harbor-looking-for-some-breathing-room-proposes-expansion-2151551/