Cadmo – Journal for Ancient History publishes original and peer-reviewed studies and findings, as well as relevant “state of the art” review essays, on Ancient History and the study of Ancient cultures. It aims to promote debate and discussion on a wide variety of subjects and welcomes contributions related to the Ancient Near-Eastern World (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, Syro-Palestine area and Anatolia) and to the Classical World (Greece, Rome and the Ancient Mediterranean, including Late Antiquity).

Presentation

Cadmo – Journal for Ancient History publishes original and peer-reviewed studies and findings, as well as relevant “state of the art” review essays, on Ancient History and the study of Ancient cultures. It aims to promote debate and discussion on a wide variety of subjects and welcomes contributions related to the Ancient Near-Eastern World (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, Syro-Palestine area and Anatolia) and to the Classical World (Greece, Rome and the Ancient Mediterranean, including Late Antiquity). Studies on the reception of Antiquity and its cultural productions, historiography of the Ancient World, as well as submissions focusing on other Ancient societies (such as the Indian, Asian or Mesoamerican cultures) are also accepted. This journal does not consider the concept of Antiquity to be a notion restricted to western civilisation and its heritage, but an essential historiographic construct for our understanding of Global History. Reviews of recently published on the aforementioned subjects are also published​.

Submission guidelines

Please send your proposals by December 31, 2018

 to cadmo.journal@letras.ulisboa.pt

For more information on how to submit, please see  the journal official website.

Editor-in-Chief

• Nuno Simões Rodrigues (University of Lisbon)
• Co-Editors
• Agnès García-Ventura (Universitat de Barcelona),
• Amílcar Guerra (University of Lisbon),
• Breno Batistin Sebastiani (Universidade de São Paulo),
• Luís Manuel de Araújo (University of Lisbon)​

Redactorial Committee

• Agnès García-Ventura (Universitat de Barcelona),
• ​Amílcar Guerra (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Breno Batistin Sebastiani (Universidade de São Paulo),
• Ana Catarina Almeida (Universidade de Lisboa),
• António Ramos dos Santos (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Armando Norte (Universidade de Coimbra),
• Cláudia Teixeira (Universidade de Évora),
• Elisa de Sousa (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Francisco Borrego Gallardo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid),
• Francisco Gomes (Universidade de Lisboa),
• José das Candeias Sales (Universidade Aberta)
• ​Loïc Borgies (Université Libre de Bruxelles)
• Luís Manuel de Araújo (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Maria Ana Valdez (Universidade de Évora),
• Nuno Simões Rodrigues (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Rogério Sousa (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Saana Svärd (University of Helsinki),
• Susan Deacy (University of Roehampton),
• Suzana Schwarts (Universidade de São Paulo),​
• Telo Ferreira Canhão (Universidade de Lisboa)

Editorial Board

• Antonio Loprieno (Universität Basel),
• Delfim Leão (Universidade de Coimbra),
• Eva Cantarella (Univeristà degli Studi di Milano),
• Giulia Sissa (University of California, Los Angeles),
• John J. Collins (Yale University),
• Johan Konings (Faculdade Jesuíta de Filosofia e Teologia de Belo Horizonte),
• José Augusto Ramos (Universidade de Lisboa),
• José Manuel Roldán Hervás (Universidad Complutense de Madrid),
• José Ribeiro Ferreira (Universidade de Coimbra),
• Josep Padró (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona),
• Juan Pablo Vita (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas - Madrid),
• Judith P. Hallett (University of Maryland),
• Julio Trebolle (Universidad Complutense de Madrid),
• Ken Dowden (University of Birmingham),
• Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones(Cardiff University),
• Maria Cristina de Sousa Pimentel (Universidade de Lisboa),
• Maria de Fátima Sousa e Silva (Universidade de Coimbra),
• Marta González González (Universidad de Málaga)​,
• Monica Silveira Cyrino​ (University of New Mexico)