Sara Hamaguchi, a first-year Archaeology undergraduate at Girton College, University of Cambridge, and a Sasakawa Scholarship Fellow, has recently published research spanning archaeology, biological anthropology, and science communication.
Her work reflects a multidisciplinary approach, engaging with material culture analysis as well as broader questions in human and non-human cognition.
In a recent article published in Forum, the journal of the Council for British Archaeology Yorkshire, Sara examines a copper alloy artefact discovered during a 2023 excavation in Yorkshire. The piece contributes to ongoing discussion in regional archaeology and highlights the interpretive potential of excavation finds within broader historical contexts.
