Lisa Bond

Since graduating from the University of Bradford in 2012 with a degree in archaeology, I have been digging as often as I can on various sites in Yorkshire, researching/writing, and volunteering my services on the HER (Historic Environment Record) and walkover field surveys in the Dales (I am also available for more lucrative opportunities!). I avoid specialising in a particular period in prehistory – I tend to write about identity and motivation through material culture. I am also interested in sensory archaeology and experimenting with textiles and colour using ethnographical data. I live on a narrowboat in West Yorkshire - and yes it's cosy...

Gender Roles and the Mass-kill Event: A Cross-cultural Analysis

Anthropology Lisa Bond Lisa Bond -
Gender assumptions’ when interpreting past human behaviour

Revisiting La Tene Art: Ideas of Ethnicity and Diaspora

Archaeology Lisa Bond Lisa Bond -
Prehistory has been afforded a cursory mention amongst a rather impressive coverage of history from the Romano-British period to the 20th Century.

The Last of the ‘True Vikings’? An Insight into the Motivation Behind Norse Exploration West

Archaeology Lisa Bond Lisa Bond -
Recent excavations carried out by Canadian archaeologist Patricia Sutherland may have further complimented our knowledge of Norse exploration into the New World. The excavations were carried out to establish the extent of Norse presence in the Americas and to further inform our knowledge of interactions between indigenous people and Norse explorers.