Editorial Schedule

Ancient Archeology Magazine is a new electronic publication currently seeking submissions from academic professionals and graduate students on a variety of subjects in the field. We cover primarily ancient and prehistoric cultures, as well as historical archeology.

Our editorial focus comprises a melding of archeology, cultural and physical anthropology, myth and legend. Additionally, we also handle controversial material side-by-side with mainstream, scholarly response.

The deadline for submissions appearing is generally the first of the month that precedes the issue month. For further information, please contact

Patrick C. Chouinard

Editor-in-Chief

Ancient Archeology Magazine

Submission Guidelines:

We accept well-written documents that are thoroughly researched and that are thought-provoking and original. No dry academic pieces or controversial material that deals with what is more commonly referred to as “fringe,” including UFOs, bigfoot or paranormal phenomena. All submissions must be scientific in nature, firmly grounded in archeology, and related to the topics mentioned above. All submissions will be reviewed, but authors should be prepared to publish in a magazine that will  discuss and critically assess many controversial topics.

FEATURE ARTICLES

500-2500 words

News items

200-500 words

Book and Film Reviews, Profiles, Current Trends and Student Life are staff

Written.  The Janus Report section is comprised of privately submitted pieces by returning contributors.

All submissions must include the author’s picture and at least two supporting images (photos, artwork, graphs or other graphics) per 500 words in a JPEG, TIFF or other hi-resolution format of at least 150 dpi. Submissions without attached visuals will not be accepted. Visual material must either be in the public domain or create/controlled by the author.

Proper attribution for cites and copyrights must be provided, whether for original idea cites or photography and graphics.  We will not tolerate plagiarized pieces, nor accept published material not owned by the person submitting unless full permissions and attributions are provided.