Publications

Publications

Publications supported by the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens

AAIA Bulletin

We produce an annual Bulletin for our friends and members, sharing our activities from the past year. Download our latest issues.

AAIA Bulletin Volume 20, 2024

Filename
aaia-bulletin-2024.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 20, 2024
Size
8 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 19, 2023

Filename
bulletin_19_web.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 19, 2023
Size
6 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 18, 2022

Filename
bulletin_18_web.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 18, 2022
Size
6 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 17, 2021

Filename
bulletin-17-web.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 17, 2021
Size
5 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 16, 2020

Filename
bulletin-16-web.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 16, 2020
Size
5 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 15, 2019

Filename
bulletin-15-web-amended-2020.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 15, 2019
Size
1 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Bulletin Volume 14, 2018

Filename
AAIA-bulletin14-2018.pdf
Title
AAIA Bulletin Volume 14, 2018
Size
1 MB
Format
application/pdf
Extension
pdf

AAIA Monographs

This series provides a forum for the final publication of archaeological fieldwork facilitated by the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens, as well as other research and activities undertaken by the AAIA. It has the capacity to publish dynamic digital data, including film, 3D modelling, and Virtual Reality reconstructions. The series is supported by Sydney University Press and the Sydney eScholarship Repository under the auspices of the University of Sydney.

All works are externally peer-reviewed at both the proposal and the manuscript stage.

Volumes in this series are published as digital open access works available through the University of Sydney and distributed to institutions via JSTOR. Hard copy volumes are available for individual purchase through the AAIA itself.

We anticipate that our first volume in this series will be published in 2026.

Researchers are requested to obtain production cost estimates from the AAIA at the planning stage of their activity to ensure that publication costs can be included in their relevant funding applications. Please email the director at tamar.hodos@sydney.edu.au with any queries.