Herbal writing
Richer, S, (2025) What can an historical approach tell us about the medicinal use of ferns in 17th century Britain, and are they potentially relevant to British herbal practice today? Independant Research Project, Betonica School of Herbal Medicine
Richer, S, (2024) A Herbal Year, The Halycon Club, https://thehalcyonclub.co.uk/features/a-herbal-year/
Key academic publications
Richer, S, (2021) Sea Where there Once was Land: Redcar, England, Environment & Society Portal, Arcadia, (Spring 2021) 18. Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society. doi:10.5282/rcc/9303.
Richer, S, and Gearey, B, (2017) The Medicine Tree: Unsettling Palaeoecological Perceptions of Past Environments and Human Activity, Journal of Social Archaeology, 17(3): 239–262. http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1469605317731013 or the accepted manuscript can be freely downloaded from here.
Richer, S, (2020) Environmental Archaeology – connection and communication, Internet Archaeology 53. https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.53.11
Richer, S, Stump, D and Marchant, R (2019) Archaeology has no relevance, Internet Archaeology 53. https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.53.2.
Richer, S, (2018) ‘Peat Deposits’. In S López Varela (ed) The SAS Encyclopedia of Archaeological Sciences. Wiley Publication.
Richer, S, and Gearey, B, (2018) From Rackham to REVEALS: Reflections on Palaeoecological Approaches to Woodland and Trees, Environmental Archaeology . http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14614103.2017.1283765 this article is fully open access.
Richer, S, 2009 From pollen to people: The interaction between people and their environment in the mid-to-high altitudes of the Southern French Alps. University of York: PhD Thesis.
For a fuller list of environmental archaeology publications, reports, and other work please see www.richerenvironmental.com
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