Archeologia Classica is a journal founded in 1949 and it is edited by the Department of Classics of Sapienza - Universityof Rome. The journal contains articles in Italian and foreign languages (English, French, Spanish and German) by Authors of various nationalities from the academic and research world, museums and institutions involved in the cultural heritage protection.
The journal covers a wide range of fields in Archaeology, History and Art History of the Etruscan-italic, Greek and Roman societies, from the Proto-historic period up to Late Antiquity, which are investigated through archaeological, epigraphic, literary and iconographic sources.
Furthermore, it is distinguished for the attention to the History of Archeology. The journal is divided in three sections: articles, notes and discussions, and book reviews. At the end of each volume, a list of received books is provided.
Archeologia Classica is a journal founded in 1949 and it is edited by the Department of Classics of Sapienza - Universityof Rome. The journal contains articles in Italian and foreign languages (English, French, Spanish and German) by Authors of various nationalities from the academic and research world, museums and institutions involved in the cultural heritage protection.
The journal covers a wide range of fields in Archaeology, History and Art History of the Etruscan-italic, Greek and Roman societies, from the Proto-historic period up to Late Antiquity, which are investigated through archaeological, epigraphic, literary and iconographic sources.
Furthermore, it is distinguished for the attention to the History of Archeology. The journal is divided in three sections: articles, notes and discussions, and book reviews. At the end of each volume, a list of received books is provided.