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Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology call for papers

Current call-for-papers opportunities for Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology. Ranking signals: Indexed (Active). Use the official publisher page to verify scope and submission rules.

Accepting CFPs for Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

From Data Abundance to Interpretation: Rethinking Isotopic Evidence in Bioarchaeology

Deadline 2027-05-14FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Over the past few decades, rapid advances in analytical techniques have transformed bioarchaeology, particularly through the application of stable and radiog...

From Data Abundance to Interpretation: Rethinking Isotopic Evidence in Bioarchaeology

Deadline 2027-05-14FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Over the past few decades, rapid advances in analytical techniques have transformed bioarchaeology, particularly through the application of stable and radiog...

Elemental and Isotopic Analyses as Tools to Assess Diagenetic Contamination and Preservation of Skeletal Remains

Deadline 2027-05-28FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Analyses of isotopic and/or elemental ratios are commonly used in archaeological science to investigate past habits, such as diet and migrations. These analy...

Elemental and Isotopic Analyses as Tools to Assess Diagenetic Contamination and Preservation of Skeletal Remains

Deadline 2027-05-28FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Analyses of isotopic and/or elemental ratios are commonly used in archaeological science to investigate past habits, such as diet and migrations. These analy...

Pushing the Boundaries of Ornithoarchaeology

Deadline 2027-07-31FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Birds have long appeared in accounts of the human past as food, materials, symbols, and indicators of ancient environments. These perspectives are valuable, ...

Pushing the Boundaries of Ornithoarchaeology

Deadline 2027-07-31FrontiersIndexed (Active)

Journal: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology

Birds have long appeared in accounts of the human past as food, materials, symbols, and indicators of ancient environments. These perspectives are valuable, ...

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