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The Society publishes peer-reviewed journals and books written by leading experts on Scotland’s past

Publish a paper in PSAS

Papers published in the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland may be on any subject relating to Scotland’s heritage, including history, archaeology, culture, and society. If you are interested in submitting a paper to the journal then please read the submission guidelines for further information.

Publish a book with us

We are accepting proposals for scholarly and non-fiction books that cover all aspects of Scotland’s past. If you are interested in publishing a book with the Society then please send a summary of your project to the Managing Editor at editor@socantscot.org in the first instance.

Publish a report in SAIR

Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports is an Open Access series accepting submissions that are more than 10,000 words long. All SAIR projects must come with external funding to cover the cost of making the publication freely available. Please refer to the submission guidelines for further details.

Open Access

Open Access is a key part of the Society’s publishing programme. We offer a range of Open Access options for research papers and reports in both our journals, and we are happy to work within the requirements of your funder. Further details can be found on the Open Access page.

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