The lively academic journal of archaeology – covering all regions, periods and themes – produced quarterly and read by amateurs and academics alike. The journal has recently been digitised, meaning you can now search the full text back to 1927, and download individual PDFs of papers instantly.

Publisher of CD-ROMs about British Prehistory. Unique online shop featuring items inspired by the great megaliths. Constantly updated portal site with news and huge database of information on ancient sites in the UK and Ireland.

Two related web sites: a Gazetteer of Roman Military Sites in Britain and a Bibliography of Roman military history in Britain. The Roman Gask Project web site is now on a separate site http://www.romangask.org.uk.

An independent national magazine, published 6 times a year, for local historians and others with an interest in local history, including archaeologists and associated professionals in archives, libraries, museums, tourism and education. ?22.50 for 6 issues (UK rate).

Newsletter of the Roman Military Equipment Conference.

One of the world’s leading archaeology and ancient history publishers, issuing textbooks for students (e.g. Archaeology by Renfrew & Bahn and The Human Past ed. Chris Scarre), established series such as Ancient Peoples & Places and illustrated books on everything from human evolution and world prehistory to ancient Egypt, the Celts, Roman Britain and the [...]

General interest bi-monthly magazine about British archaeology. Published by the Council for British Archaeology. Contains news, features, interviews, essays, letters to the editor, book reviews and comment.

The Biblical Archaeology Review details the archaeology of the Holy Land from a non-denominational basis.

The online bibliography for British & Irish archaeology contains over 150,000 references from 1695 AD onwards and is updated with hundreds more references and abstracts, from a wide range of books and journals, at regular intervals throughout the year. The biab online database is now free access to all. For further information go to the [...]

A voluntary organisation for co-ordinating a list of indexers available for commissions, and for promoting good indexes in archaeological publications. Information sheets available; see also General Brief under Trial Trench at www.socind.demon.co.uk.

Publishes the Yorkshire History Quarterly, the Lancashire History Quarterly, Northern Vernacular Buildings and the Industrial Heritage Journal. Also organises lectures, day schools, landscape tours and surveys. We now have up and running a Heritage Funded project based at our Settle premises -under the umbrella of North Craven Historical Research Group – this involved recording local [...]

International Review of Ancient Art and Archaeology, from Prehistory to AD 1700, from the Americas to the Mediterranean. Special emphasis on classical antiquity (Hellenistic to late Roman periods).

Local History Online is one of the UK’s premier sites for local history, with over 300 links to sites both in the UK and overseas, regularly updated News and Calendar sections, directories of local history organisations and course providers and an on-line Bookshop.

Publishes archaeological manuscripts thought too specialised by commercial publishers. Good manuscripts always welcome. Editing is shared between David Davidson and Rajka Makjanic Archaeopress and John and Erica Hedges.

Publishers of academic history books, especially the Middle Ages. Many books written by, and for, archaeologists. We cover a wide range of subjects, and new titles are constantly being published. Please visit our web site for details.

The primary focus is using computers within archaeology. It is a non-profit site which encourages participation of members to post their own content. We have also released a new UK Archaeology resource which uses the Google Maps AP1 (http://www.onlinearchaeology.co.uk/GoogleMap/Default.aspx). We are in the process of making the resource conform to heritage data standards by enabling [...]

ARC is a journal of archaeology, managed and published by research students at the University of Cambridge. Although primarily rooted in archaeological theory and practice, ARC has increasingly begun to accommodate a wide range of perspectives in the hope of establishing a strong, inter-disciplinary journal which will be of interest to those engaged in a [...]

Britain’s leading archaeological magazine, published 6 times a year for a subscription of ?20 a year. Publishes the Archaeology Handbook, the complete guide to everything that is going on in British archaeology, especially digs to join this summer.

Publishes books and journals on landscape history, archaeology & history of British countryside. Publications are designed for both professionals & amateurs with an interest in the landscape. Occasional weekend courses to help readers develop their expertise in these areas.