Edinburgh Studies in Classical Archaeology

Series Editor(s): Louise Blanke, Anja Slawisch

Original and innovative research anchored in the material culture of the Classical past

This series serves as a leading hub for Classical Archaeology, broadly conceived, bridging traditional material studies and new developments in the wider field. It welcomes research on material culture across a wide geographical range—from the British Isles to North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean—and spanning the Iron Age through the end of the long Late Antiquity (c. 1000 BCE–1000 CE). The series publishes monographs and edited volumes that explore regions, settlements, and objects in context. Contributions employ state-of-the-art methodologies to investigate previously underexamined sites, regions, and materials, or to reframe well-known evidence through innovative approaches. By integrating specialist expertise from adjacent fields—including ancient history, philology, epigraphy, archaeobotany, archaeometry, and digital heritage—the series promotes a holistic understanding of ancient societies and their interaction with their environments. Individual volumes are richly illustrated with photographs, maps, and technical drawings, establishing the series as a key resource for future research.

Advisory Board

Jan Paul Crielaard, Netherlands Institute Athens, Greece

Lamia El-Khouri, Yarmouk University, Jordan

Sadi Maréchal, Ghent University, Belgium

Javier Martínez Jiménez, University of Granada, Spain

Elizabeth Murphy, Florida State University, United States

Corinna Reinhardt, Zürich University, Switzerland

Philipp von Rummel, Free University Berlin, Germany

Ben Russell, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Submissions

Your book should:

Be an original research monograph or edited collection written in (or translated into) English
Appeal to researchers and academics as well as upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate students
Be between 60,000 and 120,000 words long

To discuss a possible book project for the series or submit a proposal, please contact any of the following:

Louise Blanke, Series Editor: Louise.Blanke@ed.ac.uk
Anja Slawisch, Series Editor: Anja.Slawisch@ed.ac.uk
Helena Heald, Commissioning Editor: Helena.Heald@eup.ed.ac.uk