The archaeology of the Middle Ages and the Modern Period in the Low Countries is flourishing more than ever. This new effort produces a wealth of evidence, new interpretations and interesting perspectives on themes of international interest, such as rural development, the rise of the town, material culture and European expansion overseas. The initiative was taken to create a new international journal on the archaeology of the Middle Ages and Modern Period in the Low Countries (Belgium and the Netherlands). The journal will contain reflexive, interpretative and synthesizing articles as well as publications of important datasets and a review section. Contributions in English, French and German will be accepted and the journal is also open to foreign authors. We do not consider archaeology as a closed field of its own, contributions from historians, historical-geographers, numismatists, place-name specialists, architectural historians etc. are welcome as well if related topics are dealt with. |
