Sarah Ralph
email
slralph@buffalo.edu
phone
645-0414
Title
Research Associate and IEMA Post-doctoral Scholar 2008
Education
PhD 2006 University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, UK
MPhil 2001 University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, UK
BA (Hons) 2000 University of Southampton, Department of Archaeology, UK
MSc Forthcoming Cranfield University, Defence Academy, Centre for Archaeological and Forensic Analysis, UK
Research Interests
Iron Age Europe
Violence and Warfare
Human osteology
Feasting and commensality
Integration of developer-funded and university-based archaeology
Selected Publications
Ralph, S. and T. Wilson. forthcoming. Linear Approaches to Landscape Archaeology. In Proceedings of the IARSS Conference 2007. Oxford:Oxbow Books
Ralph, S. forthcoming. The Body in Iron Age Europe. In Western Europe in the First Millennium BC (eds. Moore, T. and Armada, L.).
Ralph, S. 2007. Divergent Patterns of Consumption: Feasting and Social Complexity in Iron Age East Anglia. BAR (British Series).
Ralph, S. 2007. Severed Heads and Broken Pots: Cult Activity in Iron Age Europe. In Cult in Context (eds. D. Barrowclough and C. Malone). Oxford: Oxbow Books.
Ralph, S. 2006. Feasting from a dwelling perspective. Journal of Iberian Archaeology 8 (special issue).
Ralph, S. 2006. Feasting in later Iron Age Britain: a ceramic approach. BAR (Int. Series) 1509, pp. 105-112.
Ralph, S. (ed.) 2005. Issues of Food and Drink: an interdisciplinary approach. Archaeological Review from Cambridge 20.2