NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY (NEA)

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Archaeological discoveries continually enrich our understanding of the people, culture, history, and literature of the Middle East. The heritage of its peoples – from urban civilization to the Bible – both inspires and fascinates. Near Eastern Archaeology brings to life the ancient world from Mesopotamia to the wider Mediterranean with vibrant images and authoritative analyses. NEA (ISSN 1094-2076) is published four times each year (quarterly): March, June, September, and December.

All manuscripts submitted to Near Eastern Archaeology are subject to a peer review by independent scholars. All articles are sent to two external specialists in the field who are asked to evaluate the manuscripts for their academic quality; these assessment include comments on the contribution and a recommendation to the editor (accept / minor revision required / major revision required / reject). The time assigned for the review is normally 30 days; the peer-review process and (if required) the resubmission of revised manuscripts is handled through NEA’s Editorial Management system. NEA’s Editorial Board assists the editor in the peer-review process, e.g., through the recommendation of external reviewers, acceptance decisions, and the revision of manuscripts. Please note that Near Eastern Archaeology no longer does book reviews. If you wish to have a book considered for review, please contact the editors of BASOR at basor@asor.org.

Current Issue:

Near Eastern Archaeology, 87.3 (September 2024):
This issue of NEA includes articles such as: Spanish Archaeology in the Near East in the Twentieth Century; The Current Study of the Ancient Near East in Spain: Trends and Context; Tell el-Farʿah: New Archaeological Research on the Iron Age IIA in the Central Mountains of Palestine; The Archaeology of Tyre: The Joint Lebanese, Spanish, and Polish Excavations in the Phoenician Homeland; and more. Table of Contents

Past Issue:

Near Eastern Archaeology, 87.2 (June 2024):
This issue of NEA includes articles such as: Evidence for Pastoral Nomads and Travelers in the Eastern Desert: Site 51 and Beyond at Wadi el-Hudi, Egypt; The Cemetery of Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus: Further Evidence of Interculturality and Burial Customs in the Late Bronze Age; As Time Goes by: Identifying the Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Hala Sultan Tekke Coastal Area (Cyprus) by Means of Surface Surveying; and more. Table of Contents

A Guide to the Online Features of ASOR Journals

NEA is the most popular and widely read journal of ASOR. Did you know that online access with an ASOR Academic Membership includes access to all three ASOR journals? Did you know that Associate and Contributing members get access to NEA online as well as print delivery? Did you know that all the back issues of ASOR journals are available to view online? Or that you can view any issue using special features on the University of Chicago Press Journals platform? Read more . . .

View NEA 78.3 (September 2015) Special Issue on The Cultural Heritage Crisis in the Middle East for free on UCP.

Read Jason Ur’s article, “The Archaeological Renaissance in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq,” (NEA 80.3) for free on UCP.

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Editors

Editor:
Stephanie L. Budin
Editor Term through December 31, 2024

Editorial Board:

Term 2024–2026
Eric Harvey, Stanford University
Sepideh Maziar, Goethe University Frankfurt
Shayla Monroe, Harvard University
Madadh Richey, Brandeis University

Term 2022–2024
Lindsay Der, University of British Columbia
Shawna Dolansky, Carleton University
Takayoshi Oshima, Leipzig University
Thais Rocha da Silva, University of São Paulo

Term 2023–2025
Solange Ashby, Catholic University
Trudy Kawami, Arthur M. Sackler Foundation, New York
Yorke Rowan, University of Chicago
Louise Steel, Lampeter, UK

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Lockwood Press

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