Meet the team
Freya V Bates
Editor-in-Chief
BSc Bioarchaeology at the University of York | fvb502@york.ac.uk
Interests
Applications of biomolecular studies to the Palaeolithic, ancient DNA, mummification and Neanderthal studies.
Ryan Frederick
First Editor
MSc Bioarchaeology at the University of York | rjgf500@york.ac.uk
Interests
Historical analysis, isotopic analysis in the investigation of human provenancing, mobility and diet.
Lucy Stevenson
Second Editor
BSc Bioarchaeology at the University of York | ls1925@york.ac.uk
Interests
Osteology
Emer Bealin-Kelly
Third Editor
BSc Bioarchaeology at the University of York | ebk506@york.ac.uk
Interests
Ancient DNA, understanding prehistoric trends in diet and isotopic analysis to show the movement of individuals
Eleanor Williams
First Editor
BA Archaeology at the University of York | emw553@york.ac.uk
Interests
Human evolution
Eleanor Drew
Second Editor
MSc Digital Heritage at the University of York | ed860@york.ac.uk
Interests
Early medieval trade focusing on the Viking interactions within the Black Sea region, and the use of new technologies to increase accessibility and engage a wider audience in heritage.Adrienne Morris
Third Editor
Based at Durham University | adrienne.e.morris@durham.ac.uk
Carol Leyland
Blog Editor
BA Archaeology and Heritage student at the University of York | cl1662@york.ac.uk
Interests
Iron Age figures, Goddess culture, Anglo Saxon Queenship and investigating the digital dark age.Bio
I have a deep interest in material culture from the Neolithic through to the Iron Age, especially the shift from the Goddess culture to male centric figures. However, my dissertation focuses on researching workhouses in both the towns and countryside and the impact that the poor law had on single mothers and orphans.
Bryony Moss
Blog Editor
Cath Foster
Website Assistant
BA Historical Archaeology at the University of York | cjf550@york.ac.uk
Interests
The Viking and Roman eras
Irmine Roshem
Graphics Assistant and Social Media Representative
MSc Bioarchaeology at the University of York | icnr500@york.ac.uk
