Medieval Archaeology

Medieval Archaeology is our internationally-respected peer-reviewed journal. We publish two issues a year and members of the society receive a print copy as well as access to the online version.

I’m very pleased to announce that issue 69.2 of Medieval Archaeology has now been published online and the print copy should be arriving with members shortly. The content in this issue includes six original articles focusing on new research from England, Wales and the Iberian peninsula, with diverse themes ranging from isotopic and radiocarbon analyses to investigation of the production and use of ceramics and metalwork. In addition, there are 12 reviews of books on medieval topics from across Europe, which will keep readers up to date with the latest published research. We hope you enjoy the volume.

Duncan Wright, Honorary Editor of Medieval Archaeology

The current issue is Volume 69 No. 2, available online here.

Contributing to the Journal

The Honorary Editor welcomes original submissions of international significance, or national significance and international interest, which match the objectives of the Society. Information on submitting research articles and shorter contributions can be found on the How to Contribute page. For details of how to submit fieldwork summaries and highlights for publication, see the Medieval Britain and Ireland page. Please send books for review directly to the Reviews Editor.

The Society annually awards the Editor’s Award (formerly the Martyn Jope Award) of £300 for the best novel interpretation, application of analytical method or presentation of new findings published in its journal.

For information on rights and permissions, please read the instructions here.

Previous Volumes

Volumes 1 to 50 of our journal are now available free-of-charge online via ADS, while volumes 44 onwards are available online for our members at Taylor and Francis Online.

The Index to Volumes 51-55 of Medieval Archaeology is now available as a downloadable PDF.