期刊名称：TRABAJOS DE PREHISTORIA
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About the journal
Trabajos de Prehistoria
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Trabajos de Prehistoria es la revista española de Prehistoria que aparece con mayor regularidad. Est?adscrita al Departamento de Prehistoria del CSIC desde su fundación por el profesor Dr. Martín Almagro Basch en 1960. Hasta 1968 tuvo forma de serie monográfica y, entre esa fecha y 1993, de anuario. A partir de 1994 se convierte en la única publicación semestral de su especialidad editada en la Península Ibérica. El número 1 se edita en Junio y el número 2 en Diciembre. Su aparición ininterrumpida junto a su carácter general y la calidad de su contenido, la han situado en una posición preeminente en el panorama peninsular y competitiva en el panorama internacional.
Trabajos de Prehistoria prima los artículos de síntesis, los estudios interdisciplinares, los trabajos de Teoría y Metodología, y se interesa por los enfoques más novedosos de una disciplina joven en continua evolución. Trabajos de Prehistoria se hace eco, también, de las más recientes preocupaciones de los prehistoriadores ligadas con la gestión del Patrimonio Arqueológico. Asímismo contiene una sección especial de Recensiones y de Crónica Científica.
Trabajos de Prehistoria facilita el acceso sin restricciones a todo su contenido seis meses después de su publicación. Durante este periodo de embargo, el acceso al texto completo de los artículos est?reservado a los suscriptores de la edición impresa. |
Instructions to Authors
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TRABAJOS DE PREHISTORIA NORMS FOR THE PRESENTATION OF ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS
Trabajos de Prehistoria is a peer review journal that publishes, mainly, works on the Prehistory and Protohistory of the Iberian Peninsula and its relations with Europe and the Mediterranean. The journal is interested in subjects related to archaeological theory and methodology, archaeometry and palaeoenviroments, containing different sections of Articles, Reports, Book Review and Scientific Chronicle, Abstracts and Received Books. Since volume 51 (1994) Trabajos de Prehistoria is published twice a year (June and December).
Only original works are admitted, -neither published or not to be published- in Spanish, English or French, with the following characteristics:
Articles (Artículos): Should have a maximum of 100.000 characters (40 pages), including notes, captions, tables and illustrations.
Reports (Noticiario): Will publish preliminary works of research projects, excavations, surveys and new and significant discoveries. Its maximum length should be of 45.000 characters (20 pages). In both cases, authors are to decide the proportion of text and illustrations. One full-page illustration equals to 5.100 characters.
Book Review and Scientific Chronicle: Should have a critical content, not merely descriptive. The maximum length should be around 10.000 characters (4 pages).
Trabajos de Prehistoria uses an external and anonymous evaluation system for the submitted originals, from which the resolution will not delay more than four months. The publication of an original would not mean in any case financial return.
The objective of the norms which are to be specified is to obtain a broader international diffusion of the journal. The international data bases require the fulfilment of a number of formalities related to: text and illustrations presentation, date of acceptance, author identifications, length, title, abstract and key words in English or French, as well as precision in bibliography and quotations.
No correspondence will be entered into concerning unsolicited manuscripts.
Submission of the original manuscript
Works should be sent to the Director of the periodical: (Trabajos de Prehistoria, Dpto. de Prehistoria, Instituto de Historia, CSIC. C/ Albasanz 26-28. 28037, Madrid. España. E-mail: tp@ih.csic.es).
Two printed copies (without corrections) should be sent together with the CD with exactly the same content, in PC format and indicating the program used. In a separate sheet, for an easy contact, the complete address of the author/s, telephone and e-mail should be stated.
For the acceptance of the articles it is necessary a written declaration of originality signed by all of the authors, indicating it has not been published or going to be published in any other journal.
Data from research projects must also include the agreement of the Main Researcher.
The text will follow the next norms: double spaced: between (30-35) thirty to thirty five lines per page, that all of them should be numbered, with margins of (4) four cm. Notes must be numbered at the end of the text, in the order in which they are mentioned in the text, to facilitate composition. The first page must present the title, the abstract and the key words in Spanish and in English/French; the complete name of the author/s with asterisks referring to the full address of the Institution of ascription (one per author), or the particular address, as well as the e-mail address. Acknowledgements should be located at the end of the text.
It is important that the abstract includes objectives, methodology, results and conclusions of the work presented, with a length of between 50-150 words. Key words should enable the identification of the article by computer-based search by topic, methodology, geographic location and chronology.
Book reviews must include the complete bibliographic information of the work reviewed; the full name and address of the author should be indicated at the end of the text.
llustrations
Differentiation must be made between Figures (drawings/maps/ line plans), numbered using Arabic numerals, Tables, also numbered in Arabic, and Plates (photographs and slides), numbered in Roman numerals. Figures should be submitted as originals or high quality copies (laser-printed) on opaque (not vegetable) paper, with graphic scale or indication of the North, in the case of maps/plans, and lettering big enough to be legible after reduction. For any location within the Iberian Peninsula the standard map to be provided by the journal should be used.
Plates should have the highest possible quality and should be submitted, preferably, in digital format. Non of the illustrations should be integrated in the text, and should be designed to fit within a space of a whole page (162 x 210 mm.), half page, or 1/3 or 2/3, or in columns, as shown in the model included in the journal.Their captions should be submitted separately, together with the text, with the complete data of their identification and their placement indicated in the text.
Style
Authors are requested to, in order to facilitate the comprehension by foreign readers, to use a simple and clear syntax. Also the next norms should be followed:
?Capital letters should be accented.
?Years numbers without punctuation: 1971.
?Latin expressions in italics: et al., oppida, per se, in situ.
?C14 dates: with the abbreviation of the laboratory, sample number, type of material and standard error; calibrated dates must include the conversion table or program used.
Bibliography
Bibliographical quotations in the text should be in the following format: the surname/s of the author/s in small letters, without initials, followed by the year of publication and (in the case of specific quotation), after a colon, by page numbers, all within parentheses. If there are more than two authors, to the first one et al. must be added. Examples: (García Bellido 1943: 21) (Hodder and Orton 1976) (Ruiz et al. 1988: 11-12). Unpublished works quotations are not accepted. Unpublished theses should be cited in footnotes. Works in print must include full editorial data to be accepted.
The full bibliographic list must be placed at the end of the manuscript in alphabetical order, as follows: author/s surname in capitals followed by the initial of the name/s; year of publication (differentiating by the letters a, b, c, etc., the works published by an author in a single year); title of the work in inverted commas; titles of books, monographs, journals or congress proceedings in italics and without abbreviation. The books references should include the publisher and place of publication; in the case of journals, the volume and pages; in proceedings, the place and date in which the congress was held, publisher and place of publication and pages.
Examples:
BOËDA, E. 1988: “Le concept levallois et évaluation de son champ d’application? En M. Otte (ed.): L’Homme de Néandertal. Actes du colloque international de Liège (4-7 décembre 1986). En J.K. Kozlowski (coord.): La mutation, 6. Service de Prehistoire. Universit?de Liège: 41-60.
FERNÁNDEZ CHICARRO, C. 1957: “Hallazgos arqueológicos en la provincia de Jaén? Actas del IV Congreso Nacional de Arqueología (Burgos 1955): 180-188. Zaragoza.
GARCÍA BELLIDO, A. 1943a: «Algunos problemas de arte y cronología ibéricos? Archivo Español de Arqueología XVI: 78- 108.
?(1943b): La Dama de Elche y el conjunto de piezas reingresadas en España en 1941. CSIC. Madrid.
QUEROL, M? A.; CERDEÑO, M? L; MARTÍNEZ NAVARRETE, M?I. y CONTRERAS, F. (1994): “El ejercicio profesional de la arqueología en España? 1?Congreso de Arqueologia Peninsular (Porto 1993). Actas V. Trabalhos de Antropologia e Etnologia 35 (1): 485-500.
RIPOLL, S. 1986: El Solutrense de cueva de Ambrosio. Excavaciones Arqueológicas en España 148. Ministerio de Cultura. Madrid.
RUIZ-GÁLVEZ PRIEGO, M. (coord.) 2001: La Edad de Bronce, ¿primera Edad de Oro en España? Sociedad, economía e ideología. Crítica. Barcelona.
SNODGRASS, A. 1984: “The ancient Greek World? En J. Bintliff (ed.): European social Evolution. University of Bradford. Bradford: 227-234.
Book Review
Publications willing to be reviewed should send two copies of the work, one for the reviewer and one for the Instituto de Historia library, to the Director of the journal.
Individual articles (offprints), second editions (except those with significant changes) and journals (except for the first number of a new series) are excluded. Exceptionally, following the criteria of the Editorial Board, replies will be published, but in no case counter- replies.
Proofs and Offprints
The correction of the first proofs by the author should be strictly limited to possible print errors and small deficiencies, with the compromise of returning them in a maximum of (15) fifteen days from receipt. In the case of being co-authored, proofs will be sent to the first author. Authors are entitled to receive one copy of the journal and their article in a pdf format.
Copyright Notice
?CSIC, 2008 Manuscripts published in both the printed and online versions of this Journal are the property of Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, and quoting this source is a requirement for any partial or full reproduction.
Privacy Statement
Names and e-mail addresses used in this Journal will be exclusively used with the purposes so declared in it, and will not be made available for other purposes or to other persons.
Editorial Board
Editorial Team
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Director
Juan Manuel Vicent García, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Secretario
Pedro Díaz del Río Español, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Consejo de Redacción
Primitiva Bueno Ramírez, Universidad de Alcal?de Henares, Spain
Carmen Cacho Quesada, Museo Arqueológico Nacional, Madrid, Spain
Manuel García Heras, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Pilar López García, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Ignacio Montero Ruiz, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Alicia Perea, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Salvador Rovira Llorens, Museo Arqueológico Nacional, Madrid, Spain
Recensiones y crónica científica
Teresa Chapa Brunet, UniversidadComplutense de Madrid, Spain
M?Isabel Martínez Navarrete, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Consejo Asesor
Miguel Kunst, Instituto Arqueológico Alemán, Madrid, Spain
Hermann Parzinger, Instituto Arqueológico Alemán, Berlín, Germany
Marguerita Mussi, Universidad de Roma La Sapienza, Italy
Pablo Arias Cabal, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain
María Belén Deamos, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
Sebastián Celestino Pérez, Instituto Arqueológico de Mérida, CSIC, Spain
Felipe Criado Boado, Instituto de Estudios Gallegos Padre Sarmiento, CSIC, Spain
Germán Delibes de Castro, Universidad de Valladolid, Spain
Almudena Hernando Gonzalo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Bernardo Mart?Oliver, Servicio de Investigación Prehistórica, Valencia, Spain
Miquel Molist Montaña, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain
Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Pilar Utrilla, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain
Cristóbal Veny Meli?/FONT>, Jubilado, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
Gerardo Vega Toscano, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Raquel Vilaça, Universidad de Coimbra, Portugal
Luis Raposo, Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Lisboa, Portugal
Linda Manzanilla, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
Gustavo Politis, Universidad de la Plata, Argentina
Marcel Otte, Universidad de Lieja, Belgium
Hector D’Antoni, NASA, Ames, United States
Antonio Gilman Guillén, Universidad del Estado de California, United States
Lawrence G. Straus, Universidad de Nuevo México, United States
Jean Clottes, Comit?Internacional de Arte Rupestre, ICOMOS, Foix, France
Jean Guilaine, Collége de France, París, France
Pierre Moret, Universit?de Toulouse- Le Mirail, France
Richard Bradley, Universidad de Reading, United Kingdom
Robert W. Chapman, Universidad de Reading, United Kingdom
Clive Gamble, Universidad de Londres, United Kingdom
João Zilhão, Universidad de Bristol, United Kingdom
Manuel Gándara Vázquez, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico
Assumpci?Vila Mitj?/FONT>, Institución Mil?y Fontanals, CSIC, Spain
Ayudante de Redacción
Belén Sánchez Gómez, Instituto de Historia, CSIC, Spain
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