BIO
I currently work at the Dept. of Prehistory & West Asian/Northeast African Archaeology, Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences. My current research focuses on human-environmental interactions, soilscapes, and a comparative approach to settlement and social organization. I use geoarchaeological and archaeological science methods, particularly archaeological soil chemistry, with GIS-based spatial analysis to reconstruct past social and economic organization and their environmental consequences. Current projects focus on early nucleated villages, environmental change and prehistoric land-use in Hungary, Austria, and Slovakia.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Salisbury, R.B., I. Bull, S. Cereda,
E. Draganits, Dulias, K., Kowarik, K., Meyer, M., Zavala, E.I.,
Rebay-Salisbury, K. 2022, Making the most of soils in archaeology: A Review, Archeologica Austriaca 106 319-334. - Rebay-Salisbury, K., L. Janker, … R.B.
Salisbury, et al. 2022, Gendered burial practices of early Bronze Age children
align with peptide-based sex identification: a case study from Franzhausen I,
Austria. Journal of Archaeological
Science 39: 105549. - Salisbury,
R.B. 2022. Activity Zones and Community
Organization: The Role of Spatial Structure in Early Nucleated Villages. In A. Gyucha and
R.B. Salisbury (eds) The Archaeology of Nucleation in
the Old World: Spatiality, Community, and Identity, pp. 43-61. Archaeopress, Oxford. - Gyucha, A. and R.B. Salisbury,
2022.
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