Issued by the research center CRISES, Cahiers d’études du religieux : recherches interdisciplinaires publishes on religion and religiousness in all manifestations from antiquity to present day. AAR only.
Issued by the Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen. Founded in 1739, one of the review journals with longest tradition. On all aspects of humanities. AAR only.
On all aspects of Greek and Latin language and literature, and in general on the Graeco-Roman world, history and material culture included. AAR only.
On classical and modern literatures with a special focus on comparative approach. Open access.
Grecorromana : Revista chilena de estudios clásicos, issued by the Departamento de Humanidades at the Universidad Andrés Bello, Santiago, Chile. On all aspects of the Greco-Roman period. Open access.
Fragments : Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of ancient and medieval pasts focuses particularly on comparative and connective approaches in investigating the past, and on interdisciplinary approaches such as those that synthesize the insights of textual scholarship and archaeology, or history and sociology and more. Open access.
Annual publication of the Association Jauna, on specific topics with overarching time span, from antiquity to early modern. Open access.
OZeAN : Online Zeitschrift zur Antiken Numismatik, issued by the Forschungsstelle Antike Numismatik at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, publishes on all aspects of numismatics, coin finds, monetary and economic history of the ancient world, iconography of ancient coins, museum and collection studies. Open access.
VAR, issued by the Universitat Politècnica de València, focuses on digital representation of historical heritage objects, buildings and landscapes thru 3D acquisition, digital recording and interactive and immersive tools for analysis, interpretation, dissemination and communication purposes by means of multidimensional geometric properties and visual computational modelling. Open access.
Ex novo : Journal of archaeology, encompasses prehistory to modern period and focuses specifically on the multiple relations between archaeology and society, with an interdisciplinary approach, engaging with theoretical developments from disciplines such as history, anthropology, political sciences, philosophy, social sciences, and colonial studies. Open access.