Publications
The Society is an independent publisher of research in Scottish history and archaeology supported by our members, known as Fellows. Our publishing activity dates back more than 230 years: the first volume of the Society’s transactions, Archaeologia Scotica, was published in 1792. We follow in the tradition today by producing research papers, reports and books written by leading experts on Scotland’s past.
PSAS
The Society began publishing its annual journal, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (PSAS), in 1851. Each volume presents the results, interpretations and discoveries that further the understanding of Scotland’s history and archaeology. Fellows of the Society (and libraries that subscribe to PSAS) who opt-in have exclusive access to new volumes published in print, while all Fellows receive exclusive access to all articles in the most recent online editions before they become Open Access after two years.
SAIR
In 2000, the Society established Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports, an open access peer-reviewed journal of excavations and large-scale surveys conducted in Scotland. New issues are published continuously throughout the year thanks to the support of our Fellows.
Books
Alongside journals, the Society publishes award-winning books. Our titles are available in print and can be purchased in the online shop, where Fellows receive a 20% discount. We also offer a range of open access e-books that are free to read thanks to the support of our Fellows.
If you would also like to support our work as a charity and enjoy the many benefits of Fellowship, find out how to join or subscribe to our public e-newsletter to learn more about our work and publications.
Promoting the understanding and conservation of Scotland’s past for the benefit of all.
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
