African Archaeological Review

Overview

African Archaeological Review is a scholarly journal highlighting the contributions of the African continent to global archaeological studies.

Presents new field and laboratory data on all aspects of human experience.
Applies anthropological, ethnohistorical, textual, and ethnoarchaeological data in archaeological interpretation.
Provides theoretical analysis of the past, from human origins to early technology and the development of social complexity.
Offers in-depth analysis of heritage issues and the relevance of archaeology to contemporary African affairs.

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In Memoriam: Nicholas David, founder of the African Archaeological Review

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our dear friend, colleague, and mentor, Dr. Nicholas David, on Wednesday, January 11, 2023. Nic died peacefully in his home with his wife, Judy Sterner, by his side.
Impact Factor 2023

African Archaeological Review has a 2023 Impact Factor of 2.0.
5 New Temporary Free Access Articles

The African Archaeological Review is pleased to announce Free Temporary Access to a select number of articles on a three-month rotational basis.
Indexed by Scopus

African Archaeological Review is indexed by Scopus and has a CiteScore of 2.9 for 2023.

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