Camera Praehistorica, an academic journal of the MAE (Kunstkamera) RAS, has been accepted for Scopus

We are happy to congratulate Camera Praehistorica, an academic journal published by the MAE (Kunstkamera) RAS, on having been accepted for Scopus. Scopus is the largest international abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature – scientific journals, books and conference proceedings.

Academic journal Camera Praehistorica serves as a platform for discussing the most pressing problems of cultural and biological history of humans from the Lower Paleolithic to the era of the Great Migration. The journal provides specialists with the opportunity to publish both the results of many years of fundamental research in the form of analytical articles and informational notes on important discoveries and finds in the field of archeology, anthropology and related disciplines.

According to the Scopus reviewer comment, Camera Praehistorica “is a well organised journal which attracts citations and which has a rising international profile. It meets international publishing standards and is a welcome addition to SCOPUS. The focus on original, high level research is marked throughout. The journal consistently includes articles that are academically sound and relevant to an international academic or professional audience in the field”.