so each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry.
Research Interests
Reconstructing Past Oceans and Aquatic Resource Exploitation
Modern Freshwater Bream and Cod
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Archaeological Fish Bones from York
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Enceladus and Europa
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JR Paris, KD Sherman, E Bell, C Boulenger, C Delord, MBM El-Mahdi, EA Fairfield, AM Griffiths, C Gutmann Roberts, RD Hedger, LE Holman, LH Hooper, NE Humphries, I Katsiadaki, RA King, A Lemopoulos, CJ Payne, G Peirson, KK Richter, MI Taylor, CN Trueman, B Hayden, JR Stevens. (2018) Understanding and Managing Fish Populations: keeping the toolbox fit for purpose. Journal of Fish Biology92(3): 727-751. (Citations: 5)
AKG Jones,KK Richter.(2017) Widening the net: new approaches to the identification of fish remains from archaeological sites. In S Gabriel, E. Reitz (Eds.) Fishing through time. Archaeoichthyology, biodiversity, ecology and human impact on aquatic environments. Proceedings of the 18thbiennial meeting of the Fish Remains Working Group (FRWG). Lisboa: Direcção Geral do Património Cultural.
KK Richter.(2016) Fish ‘n’ ships: a story about food and holistic outreach. British Academy Review28:54-56. https://www.britac.ac.uk/sites/default/files/BAR28-15-Richter.pdf
MJ Collins, J Harland, O Craig, KK Richter, N van Doorn N, and C Trueman. (2011). What use are old fish bones in helping to understand the history of marine animal populations? In Gertwagen R., Fortibuoni T., Giovanardi O., Libralato S., Solidoro C. and Raicevich S. (Eds.) HMAP International Summer School When Humanities Meet Ecology: Historic changes in Mediterranean and Black Sea marine biodiversity and ecosystems since the Roman period until nowadays. Languages, methodologies and perspectives. (pp. 61-72). Rome: Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale.
KK Richter, J Wilson, AKG Jones, M Buckley, N van Doorn, and MJ Collins. (2011). Fish 'n chips: ZooMS peptide mass fingerprinting in a 96 well plate format to identify fish bone fragments. Journal of Archaeological Science38(7): 1502-1510. (Citations: 50)