The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology (abbreviation: JEA)
ISSN 0307 5133
The JEA is a leading international journal for the publication of Egyptological research. The journal publishes scholarly articles (main articles and brief communications), fieldwork reports, and reviews of Egyptological books. It is published annually, towards the end of the subscription year (usually January). Category 1 members of the Society receive the Journal each year as part of their subscription. For further details, or to join online, please click here.
For the contents of the latest JEA, volume 95 (2009) please click here.
Editorial Board and Contact Details
From JEA 93 (2007) the JEA has been edited by an Editorial Board primarily based at the School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology, University of Liverpool. The Editor-in-Chief is Dr Mark Collier. Contact details (please note the dedicated JEA email address):
Dr Mark Collier
Senior Lecturer in Egyptology
School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology
University of Liverpool
12–14 Abercromby Square
Liverpool
L69 7WZ
United Kingdom
Email
Submission of Manuscripts
Prospective contributors should submit copies of their manuscripts in a form suitable for refereeing, editing and typesetting according to the JEA Guidelines for Contributors posted below. Submitted manuscripts are subject to anonymous refereeing. Manuscripts accepted on the basis of anonymous referee report are then revised by contributors for final submission. Accepted manscripts are allocated to particular issues of the JEA dependent on the time taken for the refereeing process, timely submission of final manuscript, and remaining availability of space in particular issues of the journal; the decision lies with the editors. The editors will seek to include an accepted submission in the next volume in which space is available, but reserve the right to hold over a manuscript to the following edition of the journal according to circumstance. The JEA has no formal deadline for submission.
Details for manuscript submission and house style can be found in the JEA Guidelines for Contributors (version 2.1, pdf posted 01-2010).
The JEA Abbreviations for Journals and Series (version 2.1, pdf posted 01-2010) is a developing resource which is likely to be revised regularly.
Back Issues
Back issues of the Journal can be purchased from the Society's London office. Please contact Steve Partridge for further information.
The full set of back issues of the Journal are now available digitally on JSTOR with a five-year rolling wall. The files can be viewed on screen, downloaded as PDFs, and the citation downloaded to standard bibliographical software. JSTOR requires password access. The EES is now offering access to JEA on JSTOR for an additional £10 per year. Regrettably we are at present unable to facilitate payment for this via the Society's website, but payments by credit card are nonetheless accepted. Please contact the Society for further details. Those belonging to an academic institution with Athens access should already be able to access the JEA on JSTOR.