Founded in 1981, the Archaeological Review from Cambridge (ARC) is a bi-annual journal of archaeology. It is run on a non-profit, voluntary basis by researchers at the University of Cambridge. Rooted primarily in archaeological theory and practice, the ARC accommodates a wide range of perspectives with the aim of establishing a strong, interdisciplinary journal of interest to those engaged in a variety of fields.

Issues:

39.2 Indigenous Archaeologies
39.1 Human Insect Entanglement: Past, Present, and Future
38.2 Archaeology and the Publics
38.1 Archaeology & Colonialism
37.2 Aesthetics, Sensory Skills, and Archaeology
37.1 Rethinking the Archaeology-Heritage Divide
36.2 Text & Image
36.1 resilience & archaeology
35.2 Knowledge-scapes
35.1 The Chaîne Opératoire: Past, Present and Future
34.2 Beyond the Human: Applying Posthumanist Thinking to Archaeology
34.1 Desert Archaeology
32.2 On the Edge of the Anthropocene? Modern Climate Change and the Practice of Archaeology
32.1 In Sickness and In Health
8.2 Writing Archaeology
6.2 Archaeology as Education
6.1 Time and Archaeology
5.2 Creating Space
5.1 Archaeology and Politics
4.1 Surface Archaeology
3.2 Archaeology and Texts
3.1 The History of Archaeology
2.2 Ethnoarchaeology
2.1 Archaeology and the Public
1.2 General Issue

Please see the website for further information: The Archaeological Review from Cambridge

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