The Ancient History Bulletin was born in Calgary in 1987, as a result of the efforts of Brian M. Lavelle, John Vanderspoel and Waldemar Heckel, and with the trust and support of our generous original subscribers, most of whom are still contributing to the journal's success.
After the publication of Volume 17 in 2003, AHB moved to the University of Winnipeg, where it was edited by Craig Cooper, Edward Anson, Patrick Baker, Joseph Roisman, Pat Wheatley, and Ian Worthington. Volume 23 (2009) marked the return of AHB to Calgary, and Volume 24 (2010) is the first to have been produced under the new editorial regime.
AHB is currently edited by:
Waldemar Heckel (Senior Editor: heckelw@ucalgary.ca), Edward Anson, Craig Cooper, John Vanderspoel (web editor: vandersp@ucalgary.ca) and P.V. Wheatley
The board of editorial correspondents consists of A.B. Bosworth (Western Australia), Franca Landucci Gattinoni (Milan), Sabine Müller (Kiel), K. Raaflaub (Brown University), P.J. Rhodes (Durham), R. Rollinger (Innsbruck), C. Thomas (University of Washington).
AHB promotes scholarly discussion in Ancient History and ancillary fields (such as epigraphy, papyrology, and numismatics) by publishing articles and notes on any aspect of the ancient world from the Near East to Late Antiquity. Contributors are encouraged to submit articles in English, although submission in French, German, Italian, and Spanish will be considered. AHB appears twice per year in double-issues (1-2 and 3-4).
Beginning with the publication year, The Ancient History Bulletin will publish all reviews online, in a new online journal entitled The Ancient History Bulletin Online Reviews. Reviews will be formatted as .pdf files, with continuous pagination for all the reviews published in any given year. Reviewers will therefore be able to refer to their reviews in same manner as reviews published in hard copy; e.g., 'Review of xxx', AHB Online Reviews 1 (2011) xx–xx.
Reviews may be viewed and downloaded by following the links below. The reviews have been formatted as .pdf files by the web editor, to whom queries may be addressed (vandersp@ucalgary.ca). Authors of reviews and other readers should be able to view and download the review files in the same way as they normally view and download .pdf files.
Coming soon: a full archive of past issues in .pdf format.
See the full List of Open Access Journals in Ancient Studies
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