Egypt
Publishing Archaeology (Michael E. Smith)
I've published Michael's post in full below. Do contact him from his blog at the above address if you are intersted in contributing.
- The Ees Publishing Blog
The EES Publishing Blog This is a place to find out about the publishing department of the world's pre-eminent Egyptological Society. This blog is run by Patricia Spencer and Rob Tamplin, who are responsible for running the Egypt Exploration Society's...
- A New Dedicated Social Network Purely For Archaeologists, Has Been Launched This Month
Live-PR I haven't joined this because I am really not into the whole online social networking thing, (I'm not even on Facebook) but I noticed a lot of familiar faces there when I had a look at the home page. If anyone is using the site perhaps...
- Experimental Archaeology Conference
As regular visitors know, I rarely promote conferences (unless specifically asked) because EEF have a detailed listing in their weekly News Digest, which is much more comprehensive than anything I could pull together but this one is a bit out of the ordinary....
- Palarch Foundation Changes
http://www.palarch.nl/ PalArch's Journal on the archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology (ISSN 1567-214X) will see some important changes. The October issue of the Newsletter will present the new procedures, and more information on the changes will be published...
- Bibliographical Introduction To Egyptology
http://www.palarch.nl/Archaeology/egt_2005_3_1.pdf The Bibliographical Introduction to Egyptology by Benoit Claus is is an absolutely super resource that you can access and download free of charge for a limited period from the PalArch website - a massive...
Egypt
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Publishing Archaeology (Michael E. Smith)
I've published Michael's post in full below. Do contact him from his blog at the above address if you are intersted in contributing.
Do you have something interesting to say about issues of publishing in archaeology? I worry that this blog is too heavily dependent upon my own idiosyncratic and limited perspectives and experiences. I'd be happy to publish guest posts if they fit the range of topics covered. Right now I am the only one with permission to post, but you can send me your text in an email (as a Word attachment is probably best).
- The Ees Publishing Blog
The EES Publishing Blog This is a place to find out about the publishing department of the world's pre-eminent Egyptological Society. This blog is run by Patricia Spencer and Rob Tamplin, who are responsible for running the Egypt Exploration Society's...
- A New Dedicated Social Network Purely For Archaeologists, Has Been Launched This Month
Live-PR I haven't joined this because I am really not into the whole online social networking thing, (I'm not even on Facebook) but I noticed a lot of familiar faces there when I had a look at the home page. If anyone is using the site perhaps...
- Experimental Archaeology Conference
As regular visitors know, I rarely promote conferences (unless specifically asked) because EEF have a detailed listing in their weekly News Digest, which is much more comprehensive than anything I could pull together but this one is a bit out of the ordinary....
- Palarch Foundation Changes
http://www.palarch.nl/ PalArch's Journal on the archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology (ISSN 1567-214X) will see some important changes. The October issue of the Newsletter will present the new procedures, and more information on the changes will be published...
- Bibliographical Introduction To Egyptology
http://www.palarch.nl/Archaeology/egt_2005_3_1.pdf The Bibliographical Introduction to Egyptology by Benoit Claus is is an absolutely super resource that you can access and download free of charge for a limited period from the PalArch website - a massive...