The papers will be written, optionally, in Romanian, English, French, German or Italian, and their translation will be provided by the authors.
The entire manuscript, abstract, text, figure legend – will be written in MS Word compatible file format, with Times New Roman format font, font size 11 points, single spaced. When using special characters (Greek, Slavonic), the author will attach the fonts to the e-mail correspondence.
The authors are requested to add their full name, affiliation (or personal address) and e-mail address at the end of the paper.
The authors are kindly asked to send the text both in MS Word version and PDF version, along with the corresponding illustrations (see below).
List of files to be attached:
Bear in mind that if one of the files mentioned above is missing, the contribution will not be evaluated and the editorial team will inform you about the missing elements.
The above rules are not made to burden the authors, but to facilitate the evaluation and editing of the papers.
If the documents listed above exceed 25 MB, you should send them via WeTransfer.
It is desirable that each contribution has a unitary critical system, according to the accepted scientific norms. For this purpose we propose the following citation system, derived from the Oxford system:
| Topoleanu 2000 | Topoleanu, F., Ceramica romană şi romano-bizantină de la Halmyris (sec. I-VII p. Chr.), Editura CIMEC: Tulcea, 2000 |
| Florescu, Florescu, Diaconu 1958 | Florescu, Gr., Florescu, R., Diaconu, P., Capidava. Monografie arheologică, Vol. I, Editura Academiei RPR: București, 1958 |
For more than three authors, use the recommended format below (see Articles) .
| Gudea 1996 | Gudea, N., Castrul roman de la Inlăceni, Acta Musei Porolissensis, 3, 1996, 149-173 |
| Florescu et al. 1959 | Florescu, Gr., Florescu, R., Anastasiu, Fl., Vâlceanu, D., Mateescu, T., Teodorescu, D., Munteanu, P., Săpăturile arheologice de la Capidava, Materiale și Cercetări Arheologice*, 6, 1959, 617-627 |
* Although abbreviations are allowed (see list of abbreviations in this volume) we recommend avoiding them, especially when they are not very common.
| Gomolka-Fuchs 2007 | Gomolka-Fuchs, Gudrun, Die Kleinefunde, in von Bülow, Gerda, et al. (ed.), Iatrus VI. Spätantike Befestigenung und Fruhmittelalteriche Siedlung an der Unteren Donau, Limesforschingen Band 28, Verlag Phillip von Zabern: Mainz am Rhein, 2007, 265-304 |
| Pliny, Nat. Hist. | Pliny The Elder (Gaius Plinius Secundus), Natural History, Rackham, H., et al. (tr.), 10 vol., Loeb Classical Library, Harvard University Press, 1939-1967 |
In addition to the author’s name and the title of the cited document, the online journal in which it was published and the date it was published online (if applicable), the full web address will be indicated as a link for the online version of our journal, followed by the date of access of the said document:
| Lazăr 2013 | Lazăr, S., Întâlnire de gradul zero, sub Kilimanjaro. O profesoară de limba engleză din Piteşti, oaspete la triburile izolate din Africa, Jurnalul Naţional, 26 feb. 2013, /link web/, vizitat la /data/ link-ul se transcrie integral |
| RIC 1 | Roman Imperial Coinage, Augustus to Vitellius, ed. Mattingly, H., Spink: London, 1923 |
| RE | Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft: neue Bearbeitung, ed. Pauly, A., et al., J.B. Metzler: Stuttgart, 1894-1980 |
The illustration will be displayed in the form of plates, A4 format, arranged at the end of the article, as well as figures placed in the text, according to the authors’ preference.
The plates will be numbered from Plate I to Plate XXX (both in the illustration list and in the text). Inside the plates the illustrations (pictures, drawings, etc.) will be numbered from 1 to n, with TNR 10 normal font. Inside the text, the reference will be made with normal characters between brackets as follows: (Pl. VI or Fig. 6) or for plates with multiple illustrations (Pl. VI/3 or Fig. 6/3). For illustrations that require a key (for example maps, archeological profiles etc.), this will be preferably done on a separate file (but will also be received in a single file, illustration + key).
The illustrations designed to be placed inside of the text will be called “Figures” (in the language of the article, of course) and will be numbered from 1 to n. They will be sent as separate files, accompanied by a list of the figures containing the labeling of each of them. The preferred position of each figure will be explicitly mentioned in the text, in a separate paragraph, or through the distinct shading of the text (eg.: Figure 6).
The maximum width of the illustration is 17 cm. The maximum allowed height is 25 cm.
Illustrations are accepted only in .tif format at a resolution of at least 300 dpi. The journal also accepts color illustrations.
For any artifact illustration it is recommended to indicate the following: the museum and the collection; the inventory number; the author of the photograph or the publication.
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