期刊名称：ANTHROPOZOOLOGICA
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
ISSN: 0761-3032 Online ISSN: 2107-0881
ANTHROPOZOOLOGICA
Anthropozoologica , périodique semestriel européen créé en 1984, a pour objectif de favoriser les échanges de résultats et d’idées entre les scientifiques qui travaillent sur la relation entre l’homme et l’animal, des origines à nos jours. Il vise à promouvoir l’étude de cette relation en tant qu’expression forte de l’histoire des cultures et des sociétés dans leur environnement naturel.
Il publie des articles originaux de toutes disciplines, en français ou en anglais, portant sur ce thème, avec une préférence pour les synthèses interdisciplinaires. Il reçoit également des recensions critiques d’ouvrages et contient des pages d’information bilingues (français et anglais) sur les événements scientifiques relatifs aux relations homme-animal (nouvelles parutions, congrès et colloques, thèses et mémoires…). Il peut accueillir des volumes thématiques (actes de colloques).
Anthropozoologicaest édité par le Service des Publications Scientifiques du Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle avec le concours du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique et du Centre national du Livre. Un Comité de Lecture composé d’une vingtaine de personnalités de la communauté internationale et présidé par le Gérant de la publication, Jean-Denis Vigne, aide les auteurs à améliorer la qualité de leurs contributions. Les manuscrits acceptés sont en moyenne publiés dans les 12 mois qui suivent leur soumission. Anthropozoologica est diffusé dans une vingtaine de pays, principalement en Europe.
Instructions to Authors
Scope of the Journal
Anthropozoologica is a semi-annual periodical with the objective to stimulate exchanges of research results and ideas among scientists studying the relationship between man and animal, from the origins down to modern times. Its aim is to promote the study of these relationships viewed as strong expressions of the history of cultures and societies in their natural environments.
The journal publishes original articles in French and English from all disciplines dealing with this topic, principally interdisciplinary syntheses. It also receives book reviews and contains bilingual scientific information (french and english) concerning the relationships between man and animal (recent publications, meetings, academic theses…). It can publish proceedings of colloquiums and thematic volumes.
General information
The submission of a manuscript to Anthropozoologica implies that it is not being offered for publication elsewhere. Copyright of published paper, including illustrations, becomes the property of the journal. Requests to reproduce material from Anthropozoologica should be addressed to the Editor. A form of assigment of copyright has to be signed before definitive acceptance.
The number of pages of the manuscripts is in principle not limited, but preference will be given to manuscripts of less than 50 000 characters, summary and bibliography included. Anthropozoologica also accepts short comments, critical restatements, information or summaries of research. They should be limited to 15 000 or 20 000 characters. Manuscripts must strictly conform to the Instructions for authors and will be sent to the journal:
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Manuscripts that do not conform to the instructions will be returned. Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two referees.
Manuscripts (including illustrations) must be submitted in triplicate in A4 format, double spaced, with margins of at least 3 cm and all pages numbered. The definitive manuscript (including tables and graphs), on a computer file, should be sent with the original figures (possibly on Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop; EPS format, 300 dpi minimum for photographs, 1200 dpi minimum for line drawings, in the page size of the journal, with Helvetica font in 8-point body.
Format
Papers are to be written in simple and concise scientific French or English and should be organized as follows:
– title in English and exact translation in French;
– name(s) and first name(s) of author(s), followed by their full professional address(es) and, if possible, e-mail or fax number;
– abstract in English, 200-250 words long, and exact translation in French;
– key words in English and in French (5 to 10);
– use italics for genera and species names;
– no capital letter for common species names ;
– in the text, the references to illustrations and tables should be indicated as follows: (Fig. 1), (Fig. 2A, D), (Fig. 2A-C), (Figs 3; 6), (Figs 3-5); (Table 1);
– captions of illustrations, on a separate sheet, should include abbreviations and scale values (e.g., Scale bar: 1 cm), the meaning of the abbreviations used and the names of the authors of the maps, the drawings and the pictures;
– indicate in margin preferred placing of figures;
– notes are to be avoided, but where necessary should be independent of the bibliographical references and numbered sequentially.
Illustrations
The editorial board will pay special attention to the quality and relevance of illustration.
We recommend that the iconography should be furnished on numeric support (EPS format, 300 dpi minimum, Photoshop or Illustrator). Otherwise, line drawings must be in Indian ink or high quality laser printouts; high contrast photographs, placed on white or black backgrounds, are required. These can be grouped into composite plates, the elements of which are identified by capital letters (A, B, C, etc.). Plates are not placed at the end of the article: they will be considered as figures and numbered as such. Color plates may be published at the author's expense. The current fee is 230¤ per eight-page section.
Arrange Figures to fit one or two columns (70 x 190 mm or 144 x190 mm). A scale bar is needed for each figure (without magnification factor).
No diagram or table is to exceed one page; they should be legible after possible reduction.
References
In main text, references to authors are in lower case, without comma before the year, as follows: Smith (2001), Smith (2001, 2002), (Smith 2001; Jones 2002), (Smith & Jones 2003, 2005), Smith (2001: 1; 2003: 5), Smith (2001: fig. 2).
References should be presented as follows, in alphabetical order. Do not abbreviate journal names:
• Books: Zeuner F. 1963. – A history of domesticated animals. Hutchinson, Londres.
• Journal Articles: Ashmead A. 1978. – Greek Cats. Expedition 20(2) : 38-47.
• Edited volumes: Teichert L. 1975. – Ergebnisse zu Haus- und Wildtierknochenfunden aus Siedlungen und Gräberfeldern der Schönfelder Gruppe im Raum der D.D.R., in Clason A. T. & Burggren W. (eds), Archaeozoological studies. Elsevier Pub. Comp., Amsterdam ; Oxford ; New York : 206-212.
• Theses: Audoin-Rouzeau F. 1983. – Archéozoologie de la Charité-sur-Loire médiévale. Thèse de 3e cycle. Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I), Paris.
Proofs and offprints
Proofs will be sent to the first author (except otherwise stated) for correction and must be returned within eight days. Authors will be charged for excessive corrections. Authors will receive 25 offprints free of charge; further offprints can be ordered, at a charge indicated, on a form supplied with the proofs.
Editorial Board
Comité de Lecture
Le Comité de Lecture, qui joue aussi le rôle de Comité scientifique, comporte 19 membres renouvelables par moitié tous les trois ans sur proposition du Conseil d'Administration de l'association éditrice. Sa composition est équilibrée tant en ce qui concerne les nations (6 français, 4 francophones non français, 3 issus de pays méditerranéens, 3 du Royaume Uni, 3 germanophones) que les disciplines (2 philologues, 4 archéologues, 3 historiens, 4 ethnologues, 6 archéozoologues).
Ce Comité de Lecture travaille en continu à la lecture et à l’évaluation des manuscrits qui sont envoyés à ses membres par son président (qui est aussi le Gérant de la publication : J.-D. Vigne). En outre, il se réunit une fois par an à Paris, pour délibérer des cas difficiles, pour orienter la politique éditoriale et examiner les propositions de co-édition.
Liste des membres
Président : Jean-Denis VIGNE, Archéozoologie préhistorique, CNRS, France
Umberto ALBARELLA, Archéozoologie historique, Univ. de Sheffiels, Angleterre
Cornelia BECKER, Archéozoologie historique, Freie Univ. Berlin, Allemagne
Liliane BODSON, Philologie, Antiquité classique, Univ. de Liège, Belgique
Louis CHAIX, Archéozoologie préhistorique, Mus. Hist. Nat. Genève, Suisse
Jean-Pierre DIGARD, Ethnologie, Monde iranien, CNRS Ivry, France
Giacomo GIACOBINI, Archéologie préhistorique, Univ. di Torino, Italie
Arthur MacGREGOR, Histoire médiévale, Univ. of Oxford, Angleterre
Georges METAILIÉ, Ethnologie, Asie, CNRS-Mus. Hist. nat. Paris, France
Jacqueline MILLIET, Ethnozzologue, Mus. nat. Hist. nat., Paris, France
Diego MORENO, Histoire moderne, Univ. di Genova, Italie
Françoise MORZADEC, Antiquité classique, Univ. Rennes, France
François MOUTOU, Epidémiologue, LERPAZ, France
Jordi NADAL, Archéozoologie, Univ. Barcelone, Espagne
Marcel OTTE, Archéologie préhistorique, Univ. de Liège, Belgique
Joris PETERS, Archéozoologie de l'Antiquité, Univ. München, Allemagne
François POPLIN, Anthropozoologie, Mus. nat. Hist. nat., Paris, France
Baudoin VAN DEN ABEELE, Histoire médiévale, Univ. Louvain, Belgique
Noëllie VIALLES, Ethnologie, Inst. Ethno. méd. et comparative, France
Denis VIALOU, Préhistorien, art pariétal, IPH, France
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