Caucasus History

The journal History, Archaeology, and Ethnography of the Caucasus, established in 2005 by the Dagestan Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, serves as a prominent academic publication dedicated to exploring pivotal issues within historical sciences and archaeology in the Caucasus region. Originally launched as Vestnik of the Institute of History, Archaeology, and Ethnography, the journal was rebranded in 2018 under its current name, reflecting its evolution and enhanced editorial oversight.

Led by editor-in-chief Khizri Amirhanovich Amirhanov, a distinguished member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the journal is committed to publishing original scholarly works, including articles, reviews, and research insights, all rooted in the historical, archaeological, and ethnographic studies of the area. The publication embraces a wide chronological range, spanning from ancient times to the present. Papers are submitted in both Russian and English with extensive bilingual abstracts, ensuring broader accessibility and dissemination of knowledge to the global academic community. Submissions undergo rigorous double-blind peer review, upholding the highest standards of scholarly integrity.