Archive Archaeology (ARC)

Archive Archaeology is a series dedicated to the publication of monographs and edited collections that explore archives and legacy data as they relate to archaeology and history, and formed over the centuries. The aims of this series are twofold. Firstly, materials and excavation reports can be found in museums and archives around the world, but they are largely unpublished, frequently inaccessible, and typically uncited in scholarship, despite often holding crucial information on sites as well as objects. This series therefore aims to make this material available to readers for the first time, in combination with new research and wider discussions around the archive material. Secondly, in the context of wider discussions about handling and disseminating cultural heritage, the series looks to promote research that explores the methodological and theoretical discussions around such material. Combined, these two approaches provide a unique forum for new research into archival and legacy data.