Archeologia Polski  is one of the leading archaeological journals in Poland, existing continuously since 1957. It is a yearbook that publishes papers on the methodology and methods of archaeological research and on disciplines that collaborate with archaeology, as well as studies on archaeological issues across a wide chronological and territorial range – from prehistory to the present day in relation to the European continent. 

Featured are, above all, articles presenting general concepts, which synthetize the bespoken issues. They focus on reconstructing human history through the lens of various sources. Volume contains also a part devoted to polemics and discussion, as well as reviews of Polish and foreign literature, mainly archaeological but also related to disciplines collaborating with archaeology, and finally chronicles.

All published articles are peer-reviewed (subject to a double-blind review process).  The journal publishes texts in Polish and English.  No fees or charges are due for submission, review process, manuscript processing and publishing in the journal.

The journal provides immediate open access to its content under a CC-BY version 4.0 International licence.  All materials are scanned before publication with an anti-plagiarism software.

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