Archaeologia Aeliana is the Society's journal. The first volume was published in 1822. It appeared intermittently at first, but for the last hundred years one volume has been published every year. The journal covers all aspects of the history of North-East England, ranging from archaeology (including excavation reports) and buildings to historical and documentary research, and from prehistory to the present. It has always been an important vehicle for the publication of research on Hadrian's Wall and the Romans in North-East England.
The contents page lists the contents of all the Fifth Series (1973 to date), the Fourth Series (1925-1972), and most of the Third Series (1904-1924). Work is in hand to index other volumes.
Authors are invited to submit papers to the Editor via the Society's address at the Great North Museum: Hancock; email submissions are not currently accepted. All submissions should conform to the journal's style sheet. For full details, see Notes for Contributors, and Electronic Illustrations.
All papers are refereed before being accepted for publication.
Members of the Society receive Archaeologia Aeliana as part of their annual subscription. The current year's volume is normally only available to members, but non-members may buy copies of earlier volumes if available. Further details are here: Ordering information.