Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology
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Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology is an independent, free, global and open journal that encourages free exploration of ideas, permitting writing in a conversational, introspective style that doesn’t easily fit elsewhere.
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🚨 Call for Papers 🚨
The Drift isn’t a destination—it’s movement. Slow. Messy. Unresolved.
We welcome work that wanders, leaks, resists conclusion.
If it drifts, we’re interested.
Submit at drift-journal.org or email us at [email protected]
The Drift isn’t a destination—it’s movement. Slow. Messy. Unresolved.
We welcome work that wanders, leaks, resists conclusion.
If it drifts, we’re interested.
Submit at drift-journal.org or email us at [email protected]
May 5, 2025 at 8:49 AM
🚨 Call for Papers 🚨
The Drift isn’t a destination—it’s movement. Slow. Messy. Unresolved.
We welcome work that wanders, leaks, resists conclusion.
If it drifts, we’re interested.
Submit at drift-journal.org or email us at [email protected]
The Drift isn’t a destination—it’s movement. Slow. Messy. Unresolved.
We welcome work that wanders, leaks, resists conclusion.
If it drifts, we’re interested.
Submit at drift-journal.org or email us at [email protected]
Call for Papers!
The Drift is not a place of arrival, but of movement, slow, erratic, persistent. It is a space for thought that slips, for language that leaks, for research that resists tidy conclusions. We welcome work that meanders, that ferments, that doesn’t quite fit elsewhere.
The Drift is not a place of arrival, but of movement, slow, erratic, persistent. It is a space for thought that slips, for language that leaks, for research that resists tidy conclusions. We welcome work that meanders, that ferments, that doesn’t quite fit elsewhere.
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May 3, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Call for Papers!
The Drift is not a place of arrival, but of movement, slow, erratic, persistent. It is a space for thought that slips, for language that leaks, for research that resists tidy conclusions. We welcome work that meanders, that ferments, that doesn’t quite fit elsewhere.
The Drift is not a place of arrival, but of movement, slow, erratic, persistent. It is a space for thought that slips, for language that leaks, for research that resists tidy conclusions. We welcome work that meanders, that ferments, that doesn’t quite fit elsewhere.
We’ll be launching Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology at the EAA Conference in Belgrade in September 2025! This new experimental journal aims to diversify the publishing landscape in archaeology. Follow us at @drift-journal.bsky.social for updates. #EAA2025 #Archaeology
November 9, 2024 at 9:38 AM
We’ll be launching Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology at the EAA Conference in Belgrade in September 2025! This new experimental journal aims to diversify the publishing landscape in archaeology. Follow us at @drift-journal.bsky.social for updates. #EAA2025 #Archaeology
Manifesto
Drift is a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology.
Drift is a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology.
November 8, 2024 at 7:01 PM
Manifesto
Drift is a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology.
Drift is a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology.
Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology is an experimental, independent, free, global and open journal that encourages free exploration of ideas, permitting writing in a conversational, introspective style that doesn’t easily fit elsewhere.
November 8, 2024 at 6:48 PM
Drift: a journal of roamings in the margins of archaeology is an experimental, independent, free, global and open journal that encourages free exploration of ideas, permitting writing in a conversational, introspective style that doesn’t easily fit elsewhere.