Open Access Journal: Bulgarian e-Journal of Archaeology Supplements - Българско е-Списание за Археология Supplementa

[First posted in AWOL 25 July 2018, updated (new URLs) 4 June 2022]

Bulgarian e-Journal of Archaeology Supplements - Българско е-Списание за Археология Supplementa
ISSN: 2603-3216

Supplements to Be-Ja are separate  volumes that are submitted to the Editorial Board as a print-ready copy for electronic publication (according to the Be-JA guidelines). They include: awarded PhD dissertations that have been approved for publishing; conference proceedings with their own editors/editorial boards who are responsible for the content and quality of the published material; monographs, whose authors should provide evidence for successful peer-review (positive evaluations and recommendation for publishing) and overall editing.

Due to the specific procedure of acceptance of the supplements, the articles published there are not indexed (i.e. included in the Web of Science and ERIH PLUS platforms). The publication of supplements are only formally approved by the Be-JA editorial.  The responsibility for the publications’ quality stays with the editors of the conference proceedings, and respectively, the reviewers recommending a monograph and/or a PhD thesis to be published in the Be-JA supplements’ series.  The administrative matters are negotiated with the Executive Board of ABA. The manuscripts are submitted to the editorial address of Be-JA.

• Филови четения. Балканска археология | Filov Symposium. Balkan archaeology

  Vol. 8 (2021)

  Доклади от международна докторантска конференция 17–20 ноември 2017 г., София

  ISBN 978-619-90156-7-4

  Proceedings of the international postgraduate conference Sofia, 17–20 of November 2017

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  Филови четения. Балканска археология | Filov Symposium. Balkan archaeology

  Vol. 7 (2019)

  Доклади от международна докторантска конференция 17–20 ноември 2016 г., София

  ISBN 978-619-90156-6-7

  Proceedings of the international postgraduate conference Sofia, 17–20 of November 2016

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  Филови четения. Проучване на културно-историческото наследство | Filov Readings Cultural-historical Heritage Research

  Vol. 6 (2018)

  Доклади от докторантска конференция, 16-17 декември 2015 г., София

  ISBN 978-619-90156-5-0

  Proceedings of the postgraduate conference, Sofia, 16-17 of December 2015

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  Могилен некропол от римската епоха край град Стралджа, Ямболско | Tumular Necropolis of the Roman Period near Straldzha, Yambol Region

  Vol. 5 (2016)

  ISBN 978-619-90156-4-3

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  Филови четения. Културно-историческото наследство: проучване и опазване | Filov readings. Cultural-historical heritage: research and protection

  Vol. 4 (2015)

  Доклади от докторантска конференция, 15-16 декември 2014 г., София

  ISBN 978-619-90156-3-6

  Proceedings of the postgraduate conference, Sofia, 15-16 of December 2014

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  Проучвания на културно-историческото наследство: предизвикателства и перспективи | Investigations of the cultural heritage: challenges and perspectives

  Vol. 3 (2014)

  Доклади от втора докторантска конференция, 28 – 29 ноември 2013 г., София

  ISBN 978-619-90156-2-9

  Proceedings of The Second Postgraduate Conference, Sofia, 28-29.11.2013

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  Геофизични методи в археологията. Оптимизиране на методиката за проучване на надгробни могили | Geophysical methods in archaeology. Optimization of technique for prospection of burial mounds

  Vol. 2 (2013)

  ISBN 978-619-90156-1-2

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  Landscape, Material Culture and Society in South East Bulgaria

  Vol. 1 (2011)

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Open Access Journal: Bulgarian E-Journal of Archaeology / Българско е-Списание за Археология

[First posted in AWOL 18 January 2012. Updated 11 March 2022]

Bulgarian E-Journal of Archaeology / Българско е-Списание за Археология
ISSN: 1314-5088

Списание Бе-СА (ISSN 1314-5088) e издание на Асоциацията на българските археолози (АБА) и излиза в две книжки годишно. Амбицията на създателите му и на редакционната колегия е да предоставят на археологическата общност възможност за изява и активност в няколко направления: публикуване на качествени и богато илюстрирани статии и студии, съобщения и рецензии; представяне на иновации в методите на изследване; поставяне на дискусионни проблеми и научна полемика; обнародване на стойностни дисертации на археологическа тема и др. Гаранция за нивото на публикуваните трудове е редакторската работа при подбора и подготовката на публикациите – материалите от първите 2 рубрики на списанието подлежат на рецензиране от двама редактори, съпричастни с проблематиката на предоставения материал.

Тематичният обхват на списанието се ограничава в материали, отнасящи се до археологическите проучвания в България и съседните райони, които контекстуално и културно-хронологически са свързани с явления и процеси на нашето археологическо наследство. Осмислянето и третирането на глобални проблеми като опазване и социализиране на културно-историческото/археологическото наследство ще намерят трибуна в нашето списание в над-регионалния  им аспект.

Списанието има амбицията да поддържа двуезичен стандарт – приемат се материали на български и английски език, като статиите задължително се придружават от резюме на не-основния език на съответния текст. Подробни указания към авторите са представени в линк на нашия портал.

Be-JA (ISSN 1314-5088) is the home journal of the Association of Bulgarian Archaeologists (ABA) and is published twice a year. The ambition of its creators and the editorial board is to provide an opportunity for the archaeological community to take part and to contribute in several directions: publication of high quality, richly illustrated studies and articles, reports and reviews; introducing innovative methods of investigations; initiating discussions on problematic issues and maintaining research polemics; publicizing outstanding doctoral theses, etc. High-standard editorial control in the selection and preparation of publications is guaranteed by our editorial procedure – materials from the first two thematic sections of the journal are peer-reviewed by two editors well-acquainted with the discussed topics.

The thematic scope of the journal covers papers concerned with archaeological investigations in Bulgaria and the neighboring areas that are contextually, culturally and chronologically related to processes and events in the past that have resulted in our common archaeological heritage. Supra-regional discussions and debates on global problems like preservation and dissemination of the cultural/historical/archaeological heritage into wider society are warmly welcomed in our journal.
Our goal is to maintain a bilingual standard – papers in Bulgarian and in English are accepted and each of the published materials should be accompanied by a summary in the language alternative to the main language of the article. Detailed notes for contributors can be found at the corresponding link of four website.

Vol. 11 No. 2 (2021)



Vol. 11 No. 1 (2021)



Vol. 10 No. 2 (2020)



Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020)



Vol. 9 No. 2 (2019)



Vol. 9 No. 1 (2019)



Vol. 8 No. 2 (2018)



Vol. 8 No. 1 (2018)



Vol. 7 No. 2 (2017)



Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017)



Vol. 6 No. 2 (2016)



Vol. 6 No. 1 (2016)



Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015)



Vol. 5 No. 1 (2015)



Vol. 4 No. 2 (2014)



Vol. 4 No. 1 (2014)



Vol. 3 No. 2 (2013)



Vol. 3 No. 1 (2013)



Vol. 2 No. 2 (2012)



Vol. 2 No. 1 (2012)



Vol. 1 (2011)

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Telamon: Online Library of the Ancient Greek Inscriptions from Bulgaria

 [First posted in AWOL 15 March 2013, updated (new URLs) 1 October 2021]

Telamon: Online Library of the Ancient Greek Inscriptions from Bulgaria

The aim of the Telamon project initiated by the Department of Classics to St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia is to create a digital library of the ancient Greek inscriptions found in Bulgaria. Their number is over 4000 and they have been created over the span of more than eleven centuries (6. c. BC - 6. c. AD). The inscriptions dating up to the 4. c. AD are published by Georgi Mihailov in the 5-volume corpus "Inscriptiones Graecae in Bulgaria repertae" (1956-1997), while the late antique inscriptions are edited by Vesselin Beshevliev in “Spätgriechische und spätlateinische Inschriften aus Bulgarien” (1964). Our goal is to revise these editions as well as to add to them monuments discovered later and often scattered through various, sometimes inaccessible, publications. For the first time these monuments are now being collected into a bilingual digital corpus with translations added. Their revisions, corrections, the publications of new inscriptions and also the commentaries are the result of the scholarly research of Nicolay Sharankov.

Apart from the unrestricted access to all the available epigraphic documentation, the digital database allows the constant enlargement and updating of the information, as well as the establishing of various relations between the documents and searches according to different criteria.

The Telamon platform aids the study of the ancient history, culture and languages of Antiquity in the region of today’s Bulgaria and also of Graeco-Roman civilisation as a whole.

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Open Access Journal: Archaeologia Bulgarica

[First posted in AWOL 31 March 2019, updated 19 April 2021]

 Archaeologia Bulgarica
 ISSN: 1310-9537

Archaeologia Bulgarica is a scientific journal that has been published since 1997 without any interruption. It is covered by SCOPUS and ERIH PLUS. Editorial board: Lyudmil VAGALINSKI PhD (editor-in-chief; Sofia, Bulgaria), LFVagalinski@gmail.com, LVagalin@techno-link.com; Prof. László BARTOSIEWICZ PhD DSc (Budapest, Hungary & Stockholm, Sweden) Laszlo.Bart@ed.ac.uk, h10459bar@helka.iif.hu, bartwicz@yahoo.com; Prof. Florin CURTA PhD (Gainesville, Florida, USA) fcurta@history.ufl.edu; Prof. Falko DAIM PhD (Mainz, Germany) daim@rgzm.de; Prof. Haskel GREENFIELD PhD (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) Greenf@cc.umanitoba.ca, Haskel.Greenfield@ad.umanitoba.ca; Jean-Luc GUADELLI PhD (Bordeaux, France) jeanluc.guadelli@wanadoo.fr, jl.guadelli@pacea.u-bordeaux1.fr; Prof. Boris MAGOMEDOV DSc (Kyiv, Ukraine) bmagomedov@rambler.ru; Prof. Vincent MEGAW DLitt (Adelaide, Australia) vincent.megaw@flinders.edu.au; Prof. Aristotle MENTZOS PhD (Thessaloniki, Greece) Mentzos@hist.auth.gr; Prof. Marcel OTTE PhD (Liege, Belgium) Marcel.Otte@ulg.ac.be, prehist@ulg.ac.be; Prof. Thilo REHREN PhD (Doha, Qatar & London, UK) th.rehren@ucl.ac.uk; Prof. Mustafa SAYAR (Istanbul, Turkey), mhsayar@gmail.com; Nicolay SHARANKOV MA (Sofia, Bulgaria) nsharankov@yahoo.com; Rastko VASIĆ PhD (Belgrade, Serbia) rvasic@beotel.rs; Tivadar VIDA PhD (Budapest, Hungary) vida.tivadar@btk.mta.hu; Prof. Jak YAKAR (Tel Aviv, Israel) yakar@post.tau.ac.il, jakyakar@gmail.com.

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Open Access Monogaph Series: Дисертации / Dissertations

Дисертации / Dissertations

ISSN (online): 2603-3100
ISSN (print): 2603-3097

Поредицата "Дисертации" представя защитени докторати по археология.
Тази поредица е с отворен достъп в рамките на Creative Commons Attribution License, който позволява неограничено използване, разпространение и възпроизвеждане по всякакъв начин, стига оригиналната публикация да е цитирана адекватно.
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"Dissertations" series presents defended PhD or DSc theses in archaeology.
This is an open access series distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

•   Пещи за керамика в днешните български земи през I – VI век / Ceramic kilns in the territory of modern Bulgaria from the 1st to the 6th century AD

  Vol 15 (2019)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-79-0 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-80-6 (online)

•   Керамични съдове и малка пластика от енеолитното селище Градешница / Ceramic vessels and small plastic art from the Eneolithic settlement by Gradeshnitsa

  Vol 14 (2019)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-77-6 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-78-3 (online)

•   Socioeconomic implications of cereal crop production in Inland Thrace during the Late Iron Age / Социални и икономически аспекти на производството на зърнени култури във Вътрешна Тракия през късножелязната епоха

  Vol 13 (2019)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-72-1 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-73-8 (online)

•   Населението на Южна България VI–IX в. (по археологически данни) / The population of Southern Bulgaria 6th-9th centuries AD (on archaeological data)

  Vol 12 (2018)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-66-0 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-67-7 (online)

•   Погребални комплекси с коли в римската провинция Тракия (средата на І – ІІІ в.) / Funeral complexes with carts in the Roman province of Thrace (mid 1st – 3rd c.)

  Vol 11 (2018)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-58-5 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-59-2 (online)

•   Коланът южно от Долен Дунав – края на ІІІ – началото на VІІ в. The belt south of lower danube – the end of the 3rd c. – the beginning of the 7th c.

  Vol 10 (2017)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-53-0 (print)

  ISBN 978-954-9472-54-7 (online)

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Open Access Journal: The Journal of Egyptological Studies (JES)

 [First posted in AWOL 12 October 2011, updated 8 October 2019]

The Journal of Egyptological Studies (JES)
ISSN: 1312-4307

The Journal of Egyptological Studies (JES) is published by the Bulgarian Institute of Egyptology. It is issued on an annual basis since September 2004. The JES is a result of the development and expansion of Egyptology in Bulgaria. It gives Egyptologists an opportunity to publish new original ideas, new approaches and data in connection with the language, literature, religion, archeology and history of the “place where our hearts live”.

The Journal of Egyptological Studies is open to the international Egyptolgical society, but also aims to establish a bridge between Western schools of Egyptology and their colleagues from Eastern Europe. As a result of World War II and the political changes, which took place afterwards, part of the connections between scholars from different countries in Europe has been interrupted. Nowadays, for example, few Egyptologists abroad know about fundamental achievements of Russian scholars in the field of socio-economic, political and cultural history of Ancient Egypt. We want to cooperate in filling this gap, encouraging young scholars to contribute to the process of exchange of ideas and experience in our field.

• JES 5 (2017)

Sergei Ignatov. The Serpent who loves Egyptians in Middle Egyptian Literature, pp. 7-29. (download PDF)
Teodor Lekov. The Death of the Egyptian King, pp. 30-44. (download PDF)
Emil Buzov. The Relation between Wisdom texts and Biographical inscriptions in Ancient Egypt, pp.45-53. (download PDF)
Yordan Chobanov. Some notes on Peas. B1, 95–102, pp. 54-58. (download PDF)
Vessela Atanassova. Le culte divin au sein des institutions économiques à l’Ancien Empire, pp. 59-68. (download PDF)
Silviya Kremenska. Some notes on the decoration and location of images from private tombs in Theban necropolis in the time of XVIII Egyptian dynasty, pp. 69-78. (download PDF)
Konstantin Ivanov. Pr-Dw3t – The House of Morning Adoration, pp. 79-91. (download PDF)
Alicia Maravelia. Éléments Astronomiques et Cosmographiques dans les Aventures de Sinūhe: La Quête Éternelle de la Déesse Céleste et la Féminisation du Firmament, pp. 92-113. (download PDF)
Svetla Ilieva. Some Parallels between the Opening of the Mouth Ritual and the Indian Prana Pratistha, pp. 114-131. (download PDF)

• JES 4 (2015)
• JES 3 (2010)
• JES 2 (2005)
• JES 1 (2004)

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