Lindsey Buster

I am an early career researcher specializing in the later prehistory of Britain and Europe. With a PhD on later prehistoric roundhouses in Britain, my research interests include ritual and domestic life and the nature of interaction between these spheres. I am also a specialist in cave archaeology and co-director of the Covesea Caves Project, a fieldwork project exploring the mortuary landscape of the Moray Firth in north-east Scotland. I am co-author of a major peer-reviewed monograph on The Sculptor’s Cave. I am currently employed as a Teaching Fellow in European Iron Age Archaeology (2018-present) at the University of Edinburgh, delivering modules on ‘Gallia from the 3rd century BC to Augustus’ and ‘Archaeological Theory’.