[First posted in AWOL 8 June 2009. Updated 26 May 2018]
Archeologia e Calcolatori
Istituto per l'archeologia etrusco-italica.; Università di Siena. Dipartimento di archeologia e storia delle arti.
ISSN 1120-6861
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Archeologia e Calcolatori is a peer reviewed open access journal
Since 1990 Archeologia e Calcolatori (ISSN 1120-6861,
e-ISSN 2385-1953) has been an international observatory of theoretical
and methodological aspects
of computing and information technology applied to
archaeology.
Some specific aspects characterise the journal in the
international panorama: the multilingualism, the dialectical
relationship between
theory and experimentation, the continuous
bibliographical updating, and the evaluation of techniques and methods
through tangible
archaeological results. Periodical publication of special
thematic issues and conference proceedings allows readers to
appreciate the ongoing evolution of the
archaeologist’s approach to generate and spread digital
information as applied when reconstructing the past. Since 2007 a new
series of
Supplements to the journal (ISSN 2385-202X, e-ISSN
2385-2038) has also been published.
Since
2005
Archeologia e Calcolatori has joined the Open Archives Initiative,
adopting the OAI-PMH protocol. It is registered in the list of
OAI Data Providers
and
OAIster contributors and in the Directory of Open Access Journals
(DOAJ).
Archeologia e Calcolatori is indexed in
Scopus
as well as in the Clarivate Analytics’
Emerging Sources Citation Index
and is included in
ERIH PLUS.
Articles are also stored in the CNR
SOLAR
(Scientific Open-access Literature Archive and Repository) database of scientific publications.
The metadata of each contribution published in Archeologia e Calcolatori – ca 900 resources – are available in
CulturaItalia.
Archeologia e Calcolatori is an ANVUR (Italian National
Agency for the Evaluation of the Universities and Research Institutes)
A-rated Journal in the scientific Areas 8 and 10.
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