Lindsey Sarah Buster

Lindsey Sarah Buster

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Personal profile

Research interests

Lindsey's research focuses on later prehistoric Britain and Europe, particularly non-normative funerary rites, the ritualisation of the domestic sphere and cave archaeology. She is also interested in how contemporary social theory can help inform interpretations on past societies, particularly on themes of death, dying and bereavement.

Biography

BSc Archaeology, UCL (2003-6)

MA Medieval Archaeology, University of York (2006-7)

CIfA Training Placement in Field Archaeology, ARCUS (University of Sheffield) (2008)

PhD 'Inhabiting Broxmouth: Biographies of a Scottish Iron Ahge Settlement' (University of Bradford) (2009-12)

Research Assistant, University of Bradford (2013)

Post-doctoral Research Associate, University of Bradford (2014-18)

Teaching Fellow in European Iron Age Archaeology, University of Edinburgh (2018-19)

Post-doctoral Research Associate, University of York (2020-2024)

Education/Academic qualification

PhD, Inhabiting Broxmouth: Biographies of a Scottish Iron Age Settlement, University of Bradford

20092012

Award Date: 16 Jul 2013

Masters, Medieval Archaeology, University of York

20062007

External positions

Member of the Scottish Special Interest Group, Chartered Institute for Archaeologists

13 Dec 2018 → …

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