Danish Journal of Archaeology
Editorial Board of DJA · Denmark
Aims & Scope
This innovative journal is dedicated to the presentation, discussion and interpretation of the archaeological record of southern Scandinavia in its international, regional and local context. Providing a platform for publication and debate for professionals from the museum as well as the university sectors this journal is open for empirical, methodological and theoretical contributions covering all time periods and all kinds of archaeology with relevance for the Scandinavian, Baltic, and North Atlantic regions. In addition, the journal may publish articles of wider theoretical, discursive or global reach. The Danish Journal of Archaeology includes original research articles, news and discoveries, and discussion pieces with the intention of fostering open debate about the archaeological record in its broadest sense and the position of archaeology as a discipline in the modern world.
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Frequently asked questions about Danish Journal of Archaeology
Is Danish Journal of Archaeology a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Danish Journal of Archaeology?
Danish Journal of Archaeology is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
Is Danish Journal of Archaeology indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Danish Journal of Archaeology is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Danish Journal of Archaeology?
This innovative journal is dedicated to the presentation, discussion and interpretation of the archaeological record of southern Scandinavia in its international, regional and local context. Providing a platform for publication and debate for professionals from the museum as well as the university sectors this journal is open for empirical, methodological and theoretical contributions covering all time periods and all kinds of archaeology with relevance for the Scandinavian, Baltic, and North Atlantic regions. In addition, the journal may publish articles of wider theoretical, discursive or gl
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