PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology (PJAEE)
Publisher :
PalArch Journals
Palaeontology
Archaeology
Morphology
e-ISSN :
1567-214X
Issue Frequency :
Monthly
Est. Year :
2003
Mobile :
1144552233
Country :
Netherlands The
Language:
English
APC :
YES
Email :
editor@palarch.nl
Journal Descriptions
PalArch's Journals publish three journals namely “The Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology” “PalArch's Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology” and “PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Northwest Europe”. PalArch Journals are aimed at archaeologists and scientists with specific interests in advancing the development and application to all areas of archaeology, Egyptology, Palaeontology, (Functional) Morphology, Museology, Paleoecology, Paleoichnology, Phylogeny, Preparation/conservation, Taphonomy, History of science, Architecture, Art history of scientific techniques and methodologies. Focus articles, original research papers and major review articles of wide archaeological significance are published in this journal.
The journals offer an international forum for scientists from a wide variety of scientific backgrounds who share a mutual interest in developing and applying scientific methods to inform major debates by enhancing the accuracy and reliability of scientific knowledge derived from archaeological research.
PalArch's Journals are interested in the following papers:
• Highlight groundbreaking science
• Overview of studies with far-reaching applicability.
• Introducing significant developments in archaeology in research methods and techniques;
• Discussing issues of general interest
• Shaping of global debates
The PalArch Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology advances research that is focused on social methodologies and approaches in archaeology studies of Egypt/Egyptology, which opens up new discussions, debates and areas of exploration. It focuses on developments on disciplines such as social geography, cognitive studies, anthropology, behavioural science, social life, time, landscape, aesthetics, social memory, and ostcolonialism. The editorial board is drawn from social sciences and archaeology, submissions should reflect that interdisciplinary engagement actions. Scholars from relevant fields are asked to review, comment and give acceptance for the works submitted to the journal, bringing archaeology to a wider forum in the process.
PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology (PJAEE)
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