Internet Archaeology. Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee

Formerly the journal's Steering Committee, the Advisory Committee nowadays plays less of a strategic role and predominantly comments on proposals and content submitted to the journal. They also help promote the concept of internet publication more generally. Advisory editors are active in specialist branches of archaeology and they have the following duties:

advise through email on the acceptance/rejection of proposed papers within their area of specialist knowledge
advise on suitable referees
promote the journal through contributions to archaeological media (newsletters, conferences, email)
act as personal contact for prospective authors/projects outside the UK
act as local agents for the journal and make approaches to potential authors

Name	Institution	Role
Prof. Mark Aldenderfer	University of California, Merced	-
Mr Tony Austin	University of York	ADS ex officio
Mr Luke Dalla Bona	Woodland Heritage Services, Canada	-
Prof. Barry W Cunliffe	University of Oxford	-
Dr Graeme Earl	University of Southampton	-
J. Stephen Town	Librarian, University of York	-
Dr Mike P Heyworth	Council for British Archaeology	Co-director
Dr Jeremy Huggett	University of Glasgow	-
Dr Ian Johnson	University of Sydney	-
Dr Hans Kamermans	University of Leiden	-
Dr Sam Lucy	Cambridge Archaeological Unit	-
Prof. Martin Millett	University of Cambridge	British Academy representative
Prof. Franco Niccolucci	University of Florence	-
Prof. Julian D Richards	University of York	Co-director
Pete Rowsome	Freelance consultant/ex-MoLAS	-
Dr. Seamus R Ross	University of Toronto	-
Dr Claire Smith	Flinders University	-
Prof. Dean R. Snow	Penn State	-
Prof. Dr. Frank Vermeulen	University of Ghent	-
Ms Judith Winters	University of York	Editor ex officio

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Tuesday, 13 July 2010
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