An Archaeology for Sustainable Development: Studying the Past to build a better Future
Deadline 2026-10-30Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: World Archaeology
Finding solutions to the deterioration of our planet and its living conditions is the major challenge of our times and requires everybody’s efforts. Although archaeology’s primary mission is to unveil the details of the human past, archaeology has the power and capacity to be equally useful in the present and can contribute to building a better, more sustainable future. In Hawaii, plant species were reintroduced aft…
Collections as Connections
Deadline 2026-11-27Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: World Archaeology
The repatriation of museum, institutional and private collections of cultural heritage is increasingly serving as a powerful process for decolonisation and truth telling, and the restitution of dignity and indigenous sovereignty. Similarly, the returning of collections between indigenous heritage practitioners and communities has demonstrated enriching prospects for cross-cultural learning, intergenerational healing…
Debates and Emerging Issues in Archaeology
Deadline 2026-12-15Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: World Archaeology
World Archaeology offers a critical venue to encourage topical discussion and debates on archaeological issues that will have a broad relevance within and beyond the discipline across the chronological span of the human past, and the myriad of archaeological subdisciplines and themes operating across the globe. The journal also welcomes papers offering original perspectives on articles previously published in World…
Visualizing Narratives
Deadline 2027-01-04Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: World Archaeology
Visualisations are widely used, and arguably essential, to communicating archaeological interpretations of the human past. This edition, complementing the recent call on Shape in Archaeology, aims to explore the conceptual and methodological frameworks underpinning the visualization of archaeological data, emphasising the transformation from our empirical data to representations of our interpretations and narratives…
Braiding Knowledges in Archaeology: Theory, Practice, and Ethics
Deadline 2027-01-08Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)
Journal: World Archaeology
With the growth of community-based and collaborative archaeologies around the world, as well as continued efforts to decolonize archaeological method and theory in settler nations specifically, communities and scholars are increasingly examining the forms, outcomes, limitations, and ethics of knowledge production. The metaphor of braiding has emerged in recent years as an especially impactful approach for bringing t…
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