Ruth started following the work of Siran Liu.
Ruth started following the work of Howard Williams, University of Chester, History & Archaeology.
Ruth started following the work of David Sim, University of Reading, Department of Archaeology.
Graduate Student, Institute of Archaeology
Thesis Title: A diachronic analysis of Roman iron smelting debris from the Exmoor region
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Marcos Martinon-Torres
Joe Flatman Kris Lockyear |
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I study ancient technology, particularly extractive and production technologies, with a view to reconstructing physio-chemical and socio-economic contexts.
Utilising analytical techniques including SEM and XRF I am interested in characterising and reconstructing the processes and chemistry of ancient technologies, as well as tackling more traditional archaeological questions of who, what and why. I am involved in collaborative work in Austria on iron smelting debris, as well as the focus of my dissertation on material from Exeter University, and I have undertaken a number of collaborations with the Portable Antiquity Scheme to study jewellery and dress adornments. I usually focus on the Roman period, but have a further interest in theoretical, digital, computing and statistical archaeologies.
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