7th ARCHAEOLOGICAL MEETING OF THESSALY AND CENTRAL GREECE, 2018-2021
FROM PREHISTORY TO THE CONTEMPORARY PERIOD

Author guidelines for the Acts of the 7th AETHSE

We inform you that the last extension for submitting your texts for the Proccedings of 7th AETHSE will be Sunday 30 April 2023. From that date onwards the Laboratory of Archaeology will not accept texts for publication.

Manuscripts must be in digital format [preferably in MS-WORD].

Manuscripts should not exceed 10 pages, including references [footnotes] and bibliography..

Illustrations are limited to the absolutely necessary pictures and drawings [highest limit 10] that can be submitted as hard copies or digital [through e-mail, We Tranfer, etc.]. Digital images resolution must be of 600dpi at least. Problematic digital images [of low resolution, small dimensions] will not be accepted.

Numbering of drawings, photographs, tables, etc must be unified as "Figures". Illustration subtitles must be submitted in a separate page.

Please send also an abstract in a different language than the paper [up to half a page].

Manuscripts must be submitted via e-mail to the Laboratory of Archaeology of IAKA Department, University of Thessaly, archaeolab@uth.gr. If sent by post, the address is Laboratory of Archaeology, IAKA Department, University of Thessaly, Argonafton and Philellinon, 382 21, Volos, Greece under the denotation "7th AETHSE Acts".

The Acts are to be published within 2025, before the 8th AEThSE [beginning of March 2025]. If funds are insufficient, the publication may be digital.

Editing Guidelines

- Text with letters of size 12 and line space of 1.5.
- All titles must be written in CAPITAL letters, ancient texts in italics.
- References must be footnotes [letters of size 10] using the "author-date" system and must include the author's surname, the year of edition and the number of the page (i.e. Stahlin 1924, 23). At the end of each paper there must be a detailed bibliography list, where references/footnotes are cited. Should there be more than one work of an author in the same year, a, b, c etc., the date must be followed [i.e. Arvanitopoulos 1911a, 1911b, 1911c...]. In case of collective studies reference must include all surnames [i.e. Agouridis - Zigouri - Rontiri 1991, 31].
- The numbers of the footnotes should precede punctuation marks.

Instructions for bibliographic referencing

References in text
- Use commas between date and page number (e.g., Coldstream 1976, 345)
- Use dash and two or three digits to indicate range (e.g., Coldstream 1976, 24-28; Mazarakis Ainian 1997, 345-347)
- Use commas between page numbers not in sequence (e.g., Coulson 1995, 345, 400)
- Use semi colon to separate dates for same author (e.g., Coulson 1982; 1995)
- Use semi colon to separate different authors (e.g., Coldstream 1976; Snodgrass 1980)
- Use dash to separate names of authors of same title (Aloupi - Kourou 2007)

Examples for bibliography at the end of paper

- Book:
Morgan C., 2003. Early Greek states beyond the polis, London.
- Chapter or article in edited book:
Aloupi E. - Kourou N., 2007. Late Geometric slipped pottery, in A. Mazarakis Ainian (ed.), Oropos and Euboea in the Early Iron Age. Acts of an International Round Table, University of Thessaly, June 18-20, 2004, Volos, 287-318.
- Journal article:
Coldstream J.N., 1995. The Rich Lady of the Areiopagos and her contemporaries, Hesperia 64, 391-403.

Abbreviations

For the abbreviations of periodical, those of American Journal of Archaeology will be used (see http://www.ajaonline.org/submissions/abbreviations)

Other details

- For Greek editions, the author's name should be in Latin characters, titles in Greek.
- Spelling: English (and not American) spelling is recommended (for ex. organisation instead of organization, colour instead of color, etc.).

Manuscripts that will not follow the above guidelines will be returned to the authors.