Southern African Field Archaeology

About this journal

Southern African Field Archaeology' is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the publication of original research in the field of archaeology, focusing specifically on Southern Africa. It encompasses a broad range of archaeological themes, including but not limited to, prehistoric, historic, and colonial archaeology, material culture studies, rock art analysis, landscape archaeology, and the application of new technologies in archaeological research. The journal prioritizes research that contributes significantly to the understanding of Southern Africa's rich and complex past, encompassing diverse cultural traditions, environmental histories, and human adaptations.

The journal caters to a diverse audience of scholars and practitioners in archaeology, anthropology, history, and related disciplines. This includes researchers, students, professionals working in heritage management, and those interested in the prehistory and history of Southern Africa. 'Southern African Field Archaeology' serves as a vital platform for disseminating cutting-edge research findings, fostering intellectual exchange, and facilitating the advancement of knowledge about the region's past.

'Southern African Field Archaeology' has had a significant impact on the field by promoting high-quality research, fostering collaboration among scholars, and contributing to the development of archaeological understanding in Southern Africa. Its publications have been widely cited in academic research and have contributed to the development of new theories and perspectives on the region's past. The journal has also played a key role in promoting the ethical and responsible management of archaeological resources and in raising awareness of the importance of preserving Southern Africa's cultural heritage.

Through its rigorous peer-review process and commitment to publishing high-quality research, 'Southern African Field Archaeology' has established itself as a leading journal in the field of Southern African archaeology. It continues to play a vital role in shaping the discourse, promoting research, and contributing to the understanding of the region's fascinating and complex past.