Publikationen
Ryan-Despraz, J. (2023). Archery and the arm. In F. Alves Cardoso, R. Gilmour, C. Hirst, & K. Plomp (Eds.), Behaviour in Our Bones. Elsevier. ISBN 978-0-12-821383-4.
Ryan-Despraz, J., & Nicolas, C. (2022). Examining the Role of Bell Beaker Archery through Techno‐Functional and Osteological Analyses: Reinvestigating the Hoštice Cemetery (Czech Republic). In C. Abegg, D. Carloni, F. Cousseau, E. Derenne, & J. Ryan-Despraz (Eds.), The Bell Beaker Culture in All its Forms: Proceedings of the 22nd Meeting of ’Archéologie et Gobelets’ 2021 (Genf, Schweiz) (pp. 191–207). Archaeopress Archaeology. ISBN 978-1-80327-363-1.
Abegg, C., Carloni, D., Cousseau, F., Derenne, E., & Ryan-Despraz, J. (Eds.). (2022). The Bell Beaker Culture in All Its Forms: Proceedings of the 22nd Meeting of ‘Archéologie et Gobelets’ 2021 (Genf, Schweiz). Archaeopress Archaeology. ISBN 978-1-80327-363-1.
Ryan-Despraz, J. (2022). Practice and Prestige: An Exploration of Neolithic Warfare, Bell Beaker Archery, and Social Stratification from an Anthropological Perspective. Archaeopress Archaeology. ISBN 978-1-80327-052-4.
Ryan-Despraz, J. (2021). The Application of Biomechanics and Bone Morphology to Interpret Specialized Activity and Social Stratification: The Case of Bell Beaker Archery [PhD thesis]. Universität Genf.
Ryan, J., Desideri, J., & Besse, M. (2018). Bell Beaker Archers: Warriors or an Ideology? Journal of Neolithic Archaeology, 20(2018S), 97–122. 10.12766/jna.2018S.6.
Tagungsbeiträge
- Data Science Competences Center ‑ Data Science Seminar: Big Data, Missing Data and everything in between (Universität Genf, Schweiz); 01.2023
- Vortrag auf Einladung, Titel: ”The Handling of Data Missingness in Biological Anthropological Research”, J. Ryan-Despraz
- Swiss Society for Anthropology Annual Reunion (Basel, Schweiz); 11.2022
- Poster, Titel: ”A Methodological Approach to Advanced Imaging and its Applications in Anthropological Archaeological Research: Linking Bone
Morphology, Biomechanics, and Behavior”, J Ryan-Despraz
- Interdisciplinary Dialogues on Death Rituals: Materializing the Absent (Bern, Schweiz); 09.2021
- Vortrag auf Einladung, Titel: ”Ideology and Function: An Anthropological Approach to Assessing the Links between Warfare and Social Status During the Bell Beaker Period”, J. Ryan-Despraz
- 27th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists: Widening Horizons (Kiel, Deutschland); 09.2021
- Vortrag, Titel: ”Identifying Labor Differentiation through Analyses of Entheseal Changes in Bell Beaker Europe”, J. Ryan‑Despraz, J. Desideri, S. Villotte, and M. Besse
- 27th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists: Widening Horizons (Kiel, Deutschland); 09.2021
- Vortrag, Titel: ”The Treatment of Missing Values in the Analysis of Prehistoric European Anthropological Data”, J. Ryan‑Despraz, J. Desideri, S. Villotte, and M. Besse
- 22nd Meeting of “Archéologie et Gobelets” - The Bell Beaker Culture in All its Forms (Genf, Schweiz); 01.2021
- Vortrag, Titel: ”Great Warriors? Great hunters? Something else? Biographies of the Bell Beaker Archers and their Equipment from the Czech Republic”, J. Ryan‑Despraz and C. Nicolas
- 25th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists: Beyond paradigms (Bern, Schweiz); 09.2019
- Vortrag, Titel: ”The application of Anthropological Analyses of Occupation on Bell Beaker ’Archer’ Burials in Europe”, J. Ryan, J. Desideri, S. Villotte, and M. Besse
- Working Your Fingers to the Bone: An Interdisciplinary Conference IdentifyingOccupation from the Skeleton (Coimbra, Portugal); 07.2016
- Poster, Titel: ”Entheseal Changes and the Search for Specialized Archers: A Look into Bell Beaker Burials”, J. Ryan, J. Desideri, and M. Besse
- “Archéologie et Gobelets”: Beaker Days in Mediterranean France (Arles, Frankreich); 05.2016
- Vortrag, Titel: ”An Anthropological Approach to Interpreting Bell Beaker Archery: A Study on Entheseal Changes”, J. Ryan, J. Desideri, and M. Besse
Internationale Tagungsorganisation
22nd Meeting of “Archéologie et Gobelets”- The Bell Beaker Culture in All its Forms (Universität Genf, Genf, Schweiz); 01.2021