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Our archaeology journal package of seven titles is available alone or bundled with our book collection for a higher discount (55%). It comprises:

Archaeology of Food & Foodways
This journal showcases work on the relationship between human sustenance and society, foregrounding the dynamics between food and culture, food and environment, and shifts in foodways over time, covering time periods from prehistory through the 19th century as well as applied archaeological findings concerning such domains as public policy, culinary arts, and dietary regimes.

Forensic Archaeology, Anthropology & Ecology
This journal (formerly Archaeological and Environmental Forensic Science) specialises in the inter-relationship between forensic anthropology, forensic archaeology and environmental forensic science in terms of research and forensic practice. The journal covers all aspects of anthropology applied to medico-legal or humanitarian investigations, the application of archaeological methods and theory to forensic practice and how environmental or ecological evidence such as pollen, botany and soils has been used in the search and identification of human remains, as well as bringing perpetrators to justice when applicable.

Journal of Contemporary Archaeology
The term contemporary in the title refers to the assessment of the current situation and future prospects of the discipline on the one hand and archaeologies of the recent past and present on the other. The journal argues for the vitality of archaeological questions in many realms of contemporary society and extend the scope of archaeological analysis to contemporary pieces of material culture. By doing so, the journal aims to re-interpret the notion of material culture in the digital world. Another thread of discussion focuses on the socio-political implications of doing archaeology in the contemporary world in different cultural-geographical contexts and drafts future research agendas.

Journal of Glacial Archaeology
The journal is dedicated to unique archaeological finds that remained frozen and well preserved for hundreds and even thousands of years in the cryosphere and recently became accessible as a consequence of climate change. The journal aims to report on archaeological discoveries from glacial, permafrost, polar and high‐altitude frozen contexts around the world with special emphasis on the interpretation of frozen artefacts in the with regard to climate change and the social, political and ethical consequences of the inquiry.

Journal of Islamic Archaeology
The first journal dedicated to the archaeology of Islamic societies, polities, and communities, wherever they are found. It may be considered a type of “historical” archaeology, in which the study of historically (textually) known societies can be studied through a combination of “texts and tell”.

Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology
This journal has the longest history of our archaeology journals. It deals with the entire multicultural world of Mediterranean archaeology and covers issues from amongst others, the social, political, economic and ideological aspects of local or regional production and development, and of social interaction and exchange in the Mediterranean.

Journal of Skyscape Archaeology
The journal aims to expand the horizons of archaeology by adding another –“scape” to the scope of archaeological investigations. It brings together findings from disciplines of archaeoastronomy, archaeology, cultural astronomy, anthropology and history and facilitates further multidisciplinary collaborations under the aegis of skyscape archaeology. The main foci of interest are the relationship between material culture, the sky, and society and the relationship between sites and the landscapes in which they are situated in different contexts. And in close connection with this, the emergence of ancient astronomical systems of knowledge and spherical calendrical systems.