Publications
Guidelines for Publications grants
Applications may be made by:
- Members of the Institute
- a Series Editor on behalf of a non-Institute member contributing to an Institute series
Applications may be made for the following purposes:
- preparation of illustrations
- preparation of indices
- subsidy of publication of one or more illustrations in colour, or for extra illustrations
- payment for copyright use
- subsidy required for over-length publication*
- preparation of material for internet publication**
Type of publication:
- authored or edited books (with preference given to Institute books published by Left Coast Press)
- articles in journals or edited books
- dissemination of research through internet publication (with preference given to open-access Internet publications)
Size of grant:
A maximum of £1000 per grant, with an expectation that most awards will be for smaller sums.
Notes
*
Subsidies for over-length publications will only be agreed in
exceptional circumstances and after a cogent argument for the length
has been made.
** Grants for internet publications are available
only to cover individuals’ work and not for costs such as journal
submission fees.
Applications should be made on the Publications Grant form here»
Left Coast Press Publications discount
A discount of 20% on the purchase of Left Coast Press books is available to current Institute of Archaeology staff and students for books bought in Europe from their distributor Eurospan.
This discount may be accessed through the Eurospan website, using the offer code UCLARC.
Alternatively, you may contact their customer services team, quoting the same offer code:
- Eurospan Limited
3 Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
London WC2E 8LU,
UK - Telephone: 01767 604972
- Email: eurospan@turpin-distribution.com
- Web: www.eurospanbookstore.com
Saffron Books EAP Discount
- From Concepts of the Past to Practical Strategies: The Teaching of Archaeological Field Techniques, edited by Peter Ucko, Jane Hubert and Qin Ling (2007)This book is the first to undertake a comparative assessment of how excavation and fieldwork techniques are taught to university students in many different parts of the world. It is the result of a three-day international conference held by the International Centre for Chinese Heritage and Archaeology (ICCHA) in Beijing in 2006. Contributors from Africa, Australia, India, Southeast Asia, South and North America and Europe present strong arguments on the core theme, concepts of the past, and describe fieldwork practices and teaching in their own countries.This is a ground-breaking work both in its theoretical breadth and range of practical information.
From Concepts of the Past to Practical Strategies: The Teaching of Archaeological Field Techniques, is now available to UCL students at the discounted rate of £10 (RRP £49.95)
To take advantage of this very generous offer from the publisher you can either reserve a copy for collection (payment by cash) at a forthcoming ICCHA China Night Lecture or by going to the publisher’s office (payment by cash or credit card, not cheque) to buy one. In either event, you should in the first instance contact the publisher directly (sajidrizvi@eapgroup.com).
