The PCMA publishes the results of its excavation and restoration projects in an annual journal and a series of monographs.
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean Polish Archeology in the Mediterranean is an annual
open access academic journal published by the PCMA since 1990. Since 2007 it has published it jointly with the University of Warsaw Press. Initially, it published the results of work by Polish archaeologists working with PCMA UW expeditions in the Mediterranean region (in
Egypt,
Syria,
Iraq, and
Cyprus). Over time, it evolved into a fully
peer-reviewed journal with an extended subject area. The territorial scope covers the broadly understood
Middle East and North Africa region, including the
Arabian Peninsula and the
Caucasus. The chronological range covers periods from
prehistory through all historical periods to the Late Islamic period. Since 2013, additional thematic fascicles on specific topics have been published occasionally.
Studia Palmyreńskie Studia Palmyreńskie is book series published by the PCMA, together with the
University of Warsaw Press (except volumes X and XI), presenting the results of archaeological research in
Palmyra. It has been published since 1966 and was originally a journal, converting to a monograph series in 2014. The thematic scope of the title, apart from archaeological discoveries, also includes the history of the city, its religions, art and epigraphy. The journal’s founder and first editor-in-chief was
Kazimierz Michałowski. Since 1985 it was edited by Michał Gawlikowski. Since its transformation in 2014, the editor of the series is Grzegorz Majcherek. The journal begun as a publication for young explorers but quickly grew into a proper academic outlet. In 1974 the journal has been described as "unique" and the only journal with that specific focus.
Other series •
PAM Monograph Series •
PAM Supplement Series •
PCMA Excavation Series •
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