Electronic Journals

Open Archaeology is a peer-reviewed, electronic-only journal that publishes original research on all aspects of archaeology without any geographical or temporal restrictions. The journal encompasses novel, interdisciplinary approaches to archaeological data including archaeological science, theory, and interpretation as well as archaeological heritage management and promotion.

Freely accessible thru Persée (with a moving wall) and thru JSTOR (AAR only, with moving wall). Recent volumes are available in the AAR Library.

Studi di Memofonte is the journal issued by the Fondazione Memofonte (Florence), focusing on history and historiography of art and the history of art collections in the fifteenth to twentieth centuries.

Nouvelles de l’Archéologie presents the main trends and challenges facing archaeology in France and abroad. Each issue includes information on the latest scientific policies, on archaeological teaching and training, on the organization and undertaking of research, and on funding and employment opportunities. Further, it publishes information on various meetings and congresses and on issues relating to the preservation and presentation of the archaeological heritage, including publications, audiovisual productions, internet sites, and other means of communication. In addition, every other issue contains a special thematic section. AAR only.

Acme: Annali della Facoltà di Studi Umanistici dell’Università degli Studi di Milano. To access v.57 (2004) to v.65 (2012), click here. To access v. 66 (2013) to v.71 (2018), click here. The AAR Library holds all volumes beginning with v.1 (1948).

Free online access with a moving wall.

Prudentia is a journal covering the thought, literature, and history of the ancient world, and to their tradition, founded in 1969 and published until 2008, by staff in philosophy, classics, and ancient history at the University of Auckland in New Zealand.

Excavation reports, conference proceedings on archaeology, and classical art in Turkey. Full text online access from v.1 (1983) to the present.

Historiká is an international open-access journal of Greek and Roman history published by the Dipartimento di studi storici at the Università degli studi di Torino.

Archeostorie: Journal of Public Archaeology (AJPA) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal that provides Italy with an arena to discuss issues such as the management and communication of heritage and the role of archaeology into contemporary society.