Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Journal of Maritime Archaeology is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles relating to maritime archaeology, both terrestrial and underwater, covering "all aspects of the human past in maritime environments both in historical times and remote prehistory." It is the major journal for theoretical contributions for maritime archaeology. The journal published its first issue in 2006.
Editors: Jon Adams, Annalies Corbin, and Athena Trakadas
Editorial Board: Dionisius Agius, Lucy Blue, Giulia Boetto, Richard Bradley, P.J. Cherian, Justin Dix, Jerzy Gawronski, Matthew Johnson, Emad Khalil, Thijs Maarleveld, Sean McGrail, David Mindell, Nathan Richards, Jonathan Sharfman, Fraser Sturt, Robert Van de Noort, Helen Farr
ISSN: 1557-2285
ERIH rating: A
SJR rating: 0.124 (27 out of 59 in Archaeology)
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