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PUBLICATIONS
The Idaho Archaeological Society publishes a professional journal, the Idaho Archaeologist, a semi-annual newsletter, Artifacts, and sends out short e-blasts: Monthly Member Memos.
Idaho Archaeologist
A professional journal published semi-annually by the Idaho Archaeological Society in cooperation with the College of Social Science and Public Affairs at Boise State University.
SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
The Idaho Archaeologist is included with membership. Members receive 6 months of exclusive access to the latest issue. Access to issues over 6 months are open to the public and are accessible in the journal archive.
NOTICE TO AUTHORS
Manuscripts should conform to the style sheet for American Antiquity. Manuscripts should be typed double-spaced, with 1.5 inch margins, and submitted, if possible, on a CD or jump drive written in MS Word. A single hard copy should also be submitted. The Idaho Archaeologistpublishes peer reviewed articles and shorter contributions concerning the archaeology of Idaho and those areas of adjacent states and provinces including the Columbia drainage and the Great Basin. Technical and theoretical papers having a wider audience will be considered.
Manuscripts should be addressed to:
Mark G. Plew, Editor
Department of Anthropology
Boise State University
1910 University Drive
Boise, ID 83725-1950
GALLEY REVIEWS
Authors will receive a galley proof of their article prior to publication. Proofs should be corrected using standard proofer’s marks and returned within 48 hours of receipt. Only minor editorial corrections are permitted. Authors requiring additional time to review a galley should immediately contact the editor.
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
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Robert Sappington, University of Idaho
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Mark Warner, University of Idaho
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Bonnie Pitblado, University of Oklahoma
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Kirk Halford, Bureau of Land Mangement
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Ken Reid, Idaho State Historical Society
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Pei-Lin Yu, Boise State University
Artifacts Newsletter
A member e-newsletter published monthly.
FROM THE EDITOR
All IAS members are encouraged to submit news, articles, and any items of interest for publication. Without active contribution of IAS members, Artifacts would not be possible.
Please feel free to submit any news of upcoming projects, excavations, lectures, workshops, and classes, as well as feature-length articles. With your help, ArtiFacts will continue to be a vital forum for news and commentary that deals with archaeology in Idaho and elsewhere.
We need your contributions if all IAS chapters are to be represented fairly and equitably.
