Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy,
Section C
| Journal Editors: |
Dr Elizabeth FitzPatrick
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Dr James Kelly, MRIA |
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| Frequency: |
1 volume per year |
| ISSN: |
Print ISSN 0035-8991
Online ISSN 2009-0048 |
| Subject Areas: |
Archaeology, history, Celtic studies,
linguistics and literature |
Description
Section C of the
Proceedings publishes original research papers
primarily in the fields of archaeology and history, although
submissions in Celtic studies, linguistics and literature
will also be considered. Papers should focus on Ireland
or have a strong Irish relevance; submissions without
an obvious Irish relevance may be considered at the editors’
discretion, and authors should approach the editors before
making such submissions. Scholarly editions of short historical
documents of Irish origin or interest are also published.
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Domestic Life in Ireland:
Thematic Volume
We are pleased to announce that the first thematic volume in
the history of the Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Section
C will go into production at the end of this year. The theme
for this inaugural volume, for which all articles have now been
commissioned, is Domestic Life in Ireland. It is scheduled for
publication as a special supplement to volume 110, 2010 of PRIA
Section C
| For further details of the house style for
this volume, contributors should download the instructions
to authors in the attached pdf |
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Reports on Archaeological Excavations/Surveys
Authors are requested to format their reports on archaeological
excavations or archaeological surveys submitted for publication
so that they are more accessible to academics from other disciplines.
For further details view the attached pdf
Ancillary Material
Authors are encouraged to include ancillary material (for example
lengthy reference tables, notes, illustrations, etc.) that would
add to the paper but is not essential with their submission.
For further details view the attached pdf
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Old Format |
New
Format
From 2006 the Proceedings of the Royal
Irish Academy, Section C will
- Be printed at a new ‘cut-off A4’
size as a single annual volume.*
- Encourage full-colour reproductions (one to
be included on the front cover)
- Publish ancillary materials (e.g. movie clips/sound
files) online, which support the author’s
hypothesis
- Publish review articles and debating/synthesizing
essays as well as the more ‘traditional’
articles
* However, each paper to be included in the volume
will be published online as soon as it is ready.
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