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Archaeologia Aeliana:
Archaeologia Aeliana is the journal of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne, which is the oldest provincial antiquarian society in the country, founded in 1813. Its particular focus, is the North East of England (the historic counties of Northumberland and Durham), centred on Newcastle upon Tyne.

Archaeologia Cambrensis:
Archaeologia Cambrensis has been published annually by the Cambrian Archaeological Association (CAA) since its foundation in 1846. The journal covers a wide range of subjects relating to the history and archaeology of Wales and the Marches.

Britannia Monographs:
Published by the Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, the Britannia monographs contain major studies concerning the archaeology of Roman Britain.

Sussex Archaeological Collections:
The Sussex Archaeological Collections have been produced by the Society since its inception in 1846, and is a major scholarly contribution to the study of local archaeology and history. The Collections are the first port of call for anyone researching the past of Sussex. Collections are released online into the ADS Library full two volumes behind the current one; contents of the microfiche are available for all archived volumes.

The Derbyshire Archaeological Journal:
The Derbyshire Archaeological Society was founded in 1878 to encourage interest in the County’s archaeology and natural history. The Society first published its Journal in 1879 and it has been published every year since. Each volume of the journal contains a collection of edited papers on various topics relating to both the history and the archaeology of the area. The collection contains all of the volumes published fup to the current day, with the last five years of articles available only in Abstract form.

London Archaeologist:
London Archaeologist has been published quarterly since 1968. For anyone interested in the history, heritage or archaeology of the capital, it is essential reading as a quarterly periodical for the London area, covering major archaeological discoveries, events and issues. The annual Fieldwork and Bibliography Round-ups provide an invaluable resource for identifying archaeological work across the 32 London boroughs. The collection contains all of the volumes published up to the current day, with the last two years of articles available only in Abstract form.