East Anglian Archaeology is an academically refereed series providing an outlet for reports from the East of England — Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire. Each report in the series is published by the originating body in conjunction with ALGAO East.
East Anglian Archaeology publishes archaeological results of national, regional and local significance. Any work making a significant contribution to archaeological research in the region may be suitable for publication in the series, subject to approval by the editorial board, see SUBMISSIONS.
Fieldwork reports appear in a single series. They are digitally reproduced which allows a flexible approach to print runs without increasing either production costs or cover price. Publishers may choose to handle much of the pre-press work on reports themselves although the report will be expected to follow house style and will be subject to the same independent editorial procedures. Anyone interested in following this route should contact the managing editor first.
Occasional papers (identified by their orange livery) will only appear if a suitable opportunity arises, and at the discretion of the editorial board.
SUBMISSIONS procedures and NOTES FOR AUTHORS apply to all reports.
The editorial board meets quarterly to decide policy, consider new publication proposals, appoint editors and academic readers, and review the progress of reports through the editorial stages.
board members
Brian Ayers (Director, The Butrint Foundation)
Owen Bedwin (Head of Historic Environment, Essex County Council)
Stewart Bryant (Head of Historic Environment, Hertfordshire County Council)
Will Fletcher (English Heritage, East of England)
Kasia Gdaniec (Historic Environment, Cambridgeshire County Council)
Jenny Glazebrook (Managing Editor)
David Gurney (Historic Environment Manager, Norfolk County Council)
Deborah Priddy (English Heritage, East of England)
Adrian Tindall (Archaeological Consultant)
Keith Wade (Archaeological Service Manager, Suffolk County Council)
The next editorial meetings are on
Thursday 03 May 2012 (changed from 26 April)
Thursday 19 July 2012
Thursday 18 October 2012
Thursday 17 January 2013
synopses need to be with the managing editor 10 days before a meeting to allow time for circulation to the board
| last updated 3 February 2012 |