Journal of Roman Archaeology

The Journal of Roman Archaeology is an academic publishing title devoted to research on Roman archaeology and the ancient world. Its publications include an annual journal and a supplementary series of substantial scholarly books presenting archaeological reports, specialist studies, and interpretations of material evidence. Recent supplements cover topics such as Carthage, Leptiminus, amphoras, pottery, lamps, inscriptions, mosaics, cemeteries, and religious complexes. These illustrated volumes feature contributions from researchers in the field and include extensive text, images, figures, and tables.

Publishing and distribution arrangements differ by series. Cambridge University Press publishes and distributes the annual journal from volume 34 onward and handles orders for earlier annual volumes, as well as submissions to the journal under its current contributor guidelines. John and Laura Humphrey continue to publish and distribute the supplementary series, including available backlist titles and forthcoming volumes. Supplement orders and payments are handled directly by the Journal of Roman Archaeology, rather than through Cambridge University Press. The title serves readers seeking detailed, research-based publications on Roman archaeological discoveries and scholarship.