Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia
Published by Elsevier
ISSN : 1563-0110
Abbreviation : Archaeol. Ethnol. Anthropol. Eurasia
Aims & Scope
The main purpose of the Journal is to inform the academic community, including scholars in the humanities and scientists, as well as professors and students, about the latest research results of national and international studies in archeology, physical anthropology, and ethnology of the traditional societies in Europe, Asia, and the Far East, ancient history of Eurasian population since the earliest stages of anthropogenesis until the time of transition to modern forms of social life.
The most important objectives of the Journal include: – Providing communication between Russian and international experts – archeologists, anthropologists, ethnologists, paleogeneticists, and geologists – working in academic organizations of various types; – Strengthening the role of fundamental research in the studies of ethnocultural genesis and its specific forms, paleo-demography, adaptation processes of ancient human groups to various environments, improvements in the use of natural resources by ancient societies, as well as reconstruction of archaic systems of worldview; – Using a multidisciplinary approach for historical research; – Sharing the results of interdisciplinary studies in archeology and paleoecology of the Pleistocene and Holocene, paleometallurgy, geochronology, paleopopulation genetics, physical anthropology, petroglyphics, raw material analysis and techniques of its treatment by ancient humans, and other areas of research; – Publishing the most outstanding archaeological finds; – Presenting concepts associated with the most important scholarly discoveries of the current field season; – Informing readers about important events in academic life; – Fostering the integration of Russian national scholarly schools into the international scholarly community.
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Impact Factor
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| 2025 | 0.3 |
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| 2024 | 6251 |
Journal Citation Indicator
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| 2024 | 110 |
SJR (SCImago Journal Rank)
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| 2024 | 0.846 |
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Most Cited Articles
The Most Cited Articles section features the journal's most impactful research, based on citation counts. These articles have been referenced frequently by other researchers, indicating their significant contribution to their respective fields.
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Lugovskoe: Geoarchaeology and culture of a paleolithic site
Citation: 55
Authors: V. N., S. V., K. V., P. M., M. -J.
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A 2367-Year Tree-Ring Chronology for the Altai–Sayan Region (Mongun-Taiga Mountain Massif)
Citation: 48
Authors: V.S., O.Ch., E.A.
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Non-utilitarian lithic objects from the European Paleolithic
Citation: 41
Authors: M.-H., L., C., G., D.
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CHRONOLOGY AND PERIODIZATION OF UPPER PALEOLITHIC SITES IN MONGOLIA*
Citation: 41
Authors: S.A., J.W., A.V., Y.V.
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The technology of early Upper Paleolithic lithic reduction in Northern Mongolia: The Tolbor-4 site
Citation: 34
Authors: A. P., A. N., E. P., S. A., A. A., J. W., D., B.
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A proximal pedal phalanx of a Paleolithic hominin from denisova cave, Altai
Citation: 31
Authors: M.B.
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KALAVAN-2 (NORTH OF LAKE SEVAN, ARMENIA): A NEW LATE MIDDLE PALEOLITHIC SITE IN THE LESSER CAUCASUS
Citation: 31
Authors: R., D., S., V., B., H., Ch.