PUBLISHERS
akadeemia kirjastus
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PUBLISHED SINCE 1997 |
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ISSN 1406-2933 (Print)
open access
The Estonian Journal of Archaeology is committed to Open Access publishing. The journal applies the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License CC BY-NC to all its articles. It means that all articles become freely accessible once published. This allows anyone to read, download, save, copy, print and redistribute the paper in any medium or format, as well as to remix, transform and build upon the paper for any purpose, as long as the original authors and source are cited. In doing so, no permission is required from the authors or the publishers. Material may not be used for commercial purposes. For full details on Creative Commons licensing conditions check http://creativecommons.org.
The repositories of universities and other scientific institutions are allowed to redistribute and display the articles for non-commercial purposes.
copyright and licensing policy
The Estonian Journal of Archaeology is an international open access journal and applies the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License CC BY-NC to all its papers (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License).
No transfer of copyright is necessary in order to publish a paper in the journal. The authors grant the journal a license to publish their work worldwide in all media and formats and identify itself as the original publisher. In addition, authors grant the journal the right to edit and make technical modifications to their work as deemed necessary by the publisher for the purposes of publication in the journal. The authors (or the holder of the authors’ copyright) retain full rights over their work, with acknowledgement of its original publication in the journal.
By submitting manuscripts the authors agree that the article, if accepted and published, will become licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. This allows anyone to read, download, save, copy, print and redistribute the paper in any medium or format, as well as to remix, transform and build upon the paper for any purpose, as long as the original authors and source are cited. In doing so, no permission is required from the authors or the publishers. Material may not be used for commercial purposes. For full details on Creative Commons licensing conditions check http://creativecommons.org
If any illustration or table is reproduced from a journal article, permission should be obtained from the copyright holder. Sources of any borrowed material should always be properly acknowledged.
For any reuse or redistribution of an article, users should also make clear the license terms under which the work was published.
ethical requirements for the submitted paper
All research or methodologies identified as being conducted or developed by the authors or institutions have in fact been so conducted or developed.
Relevant prior and existing research and methodologies will be properly identified and referenced using the standard bibliographic and scientific conventions.
All the content of the submitted paper shall be the original work of the authors and shall not plagiarize the work of others. Short quotes from the work of others should be properly referenced with full bibliographic details of the quoted work. To quote or copy text or illustrations beyond a ‘short quote‘ will require the author to obtain permission from the rights holder.
Duplicate submission of the same paper to more than one scholarly journal while the decision from another journal on that same paper is still pending is prohibited as well as reporting the same results in somewhat different form.
Authors should take care not to defame other researchers in a personal sense.
Co-authors should be properly and appropriately identified. To be identified as co-author, however, the participant should have contributed to the conception and design of the project, drafted substantive portions of the paper and taken responsibility for the analysis and conclusions of the paper. Other participants with less responsibility should be identified and acknowledged for their contributions.
archival policy
Digital copies of all issues and individual papers published in the Estonian Journal of Archaeology are deposited in the digital archive of the National Library of Estonia DIGAR.
article publication charges
All articles published in the Estonian Journal of Archaeology are freely available to read, download, re-use and share for non-commercial purposes.
When submitting an article to the Estonian Journal of Archaeology, the corresponding author agrees to pay the article processing charges (APC). Article processing charges (standard article publication fee or ‘fast track‘ fee, the excess page fee and cost of colour illustrations) are payable by the author, their institution or funder of the research.
Invoice with the banking data will be sent to the corresponding author. Prompt payment is advised, as the article will not be sent to the production cycle until payment is received. Payment should be made in Euro to the bank account of the Estonian Academy Publishers.
To partly cover the publication costs of the papers, the Estonian Academy Publishers charges a standard publication fee of €250 per publication of papers up to 20 printed pages. For all papers longer than 20 printed pages, an additional page charge of €40 will be requested for each extra page. Authors will be asked to cover the full cost for reproduction of colour artwork at a rate of €35 for one printed page. Colour figures online will be published free of charge.
| Description | EUR |
| Standard article fee (max. 20 printed pages) | 250 |
| Excess page fee (printed page) | 40 |
| Colour illustrations (one printed page) | 35 |
| ‘Fast track‘ publication | 500 |
No handling fee is applied to the manuscripts rejected by the publisher.
The publication fee of articles up to 20 printed pages will be waived by the Estonian Academy of Sciences to the authors whose work was supported by Estonian granting agencies or other Estonian funding bodies or to the authors who address priority topics in Estonian and Finno-Ugric cultures, and the authors have explicitly stated this information in the Acknowledgement section. Requests for waivers of publication and/or excess page fees should be presented in the covering letter.
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