Sidestone Series
Sidestone is a publishing partner for various institutes (see our list of partners for full descriptions). For many of these (academic) organizations, primarily museums and research institutes, we have taken over their old publication series which become too time consuming and too expensive to produce. Using our unique publishing techniques, we not only have breathed new life into these series, but also done so extremely cost-efficiently.
As an organization’s co-publisher, Sidestone can take care of all matters related to book production, layout & design, printing and distribution, worldwide sales and online digital availability. If you wish to find out what Sidestone could do for you or your organization, please feel free to contact us
HotAcademia
HotAcademia is a pioneering international series that covers hotly-debated academic topics in archaeology, history, anthropology, and museum studies, in an unconventional, non-academic form, while maintaining scientific accuracy. It invites editors and authors to step outside the box of traditional academic thinking and writing, and challenges them to create books which provide exciting journeys for their readers. Addressing both professional and non-professional audiences, the books in this series aim to bring novelty and impact by making readers pause and re-think.
Open Series in Prehistoric Archaeology (OSPA)
Open Series in Prehistoric Archaeology (OSPA) is an international series of monographs, conference proceedings, and edited volumes with the thematically focus on European prehistoric archaeology.
RURALIA
RURALIA is an international association for the archaeology of medieval and post-medieval settlement and rural life. The key activity of RURALIA is a conference on a specific and topical subject announced in an open call for papers. The conferences focus on current research questions and central issues in rural archaeology. It is the aim of Ruralia to strengthen the exchange of knowledge in, and the development of, archaeologically comparable studies in all participating countries, and to make archaeological results available to other disciplines. The time range of RURALIA starts with the Late Antiquity / Early Medieval Period (c. 4th c.) and includes the post-medieval /early modern period.
ROOTS Studies
The book series ‘ROOTS Studies’ presents scientific research that proceeds from the implementation of individual and cross-disciplinary projects within the Cluster of Excellence ‘ROOTS – Social, Environmental and Cultural Connectivity in Past Societies’ at Kiel University. The series addresses social, environmental, and cultural phenomena as well as processes of past human development in light of the key concept of ‘connectivity’.
Honor Frost Foundation General Publication
Since April 2018 the Foundation has established two publication series. The focus of the HFF Publication Series is to support the publication and dissemination of high quality research pertaining to maritime archaeology of the Mediterranean region, with a focus on the eastern Mediterranean. The Research publications is a peer-reviewed series, whereas the General series is open to a wider variety of topics (non-peer-reviewed).
HotAcademia
HotAcademia is a pioneering international series that covers hotly-debated academic topics in archaeology, history, anthropology, and museum studies, in an unconventional, non-academic form, while maintaining scientific accuracy. It invites editors and authors to step outside the box of traditional academic thinking and writing, and challenges them to create books which provide exciting journeys for their readers. Addressing both professional and non-professional audiences, the books in this series aim to bring novelty and impact by making readers pause and re-think.
Open Series in Prehistoric Archaeology (OSPA)
Open Series in Prehistoric Archaeology (OSPA) is an international series of monographs, conference proceedings, and edited volumes with the thematically focus on European prehistoric archaeology.
RURALIA
RURALIA is an international association for the archaeology of medieval and post-medieval settlement and rural life. The key activity of RURALIA is a conference on a specific and topical subject announced in an open call for papers. The conferences focus on current research questions and central issues in rural archaeology. It is the aim of Ruralia to strengthen the exchange of knowledge in, and the development of, archaeologically comparable studies in all participating countries, and to make archaeological results available to other disciplines. The time range of RURALIA starts with the Late Antiquity / Early Medieval Period (c. 4th c.) and includes the post-medieval /early modern period.
ROOTS Studies
The book series ‘ROOTS Studies’ presents scientific research that proceeds from the implementation of individual and cross-disciplinary projects within the Cluster of Excellence ‘ROOTS – Social, Environmental and Cultural Connectivity in Past Societies’ at Kiel University. The series addresses social, environmental, and cultural phenomena as well as processes of past human development in light of the key concept of ‘connectivity’.
Honor Frost Foundation General Publication
Since April 2018 the Foundation has established two publication series. The focus of the HFF Publication Series is to support the publication and dissemination of high quality research pertaining to maritime archaeology of the Mediterranean region, with a focus on the eastern Mediterranean. The Research publications is a peer-reviewed series, whereas the General series is open to a wider variety of topics (non-peer-reviewed).
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Koninginnen van de Nijl -
Carthage. Fact and Myth -
Koninginnen van de Nijl -
Korte Beschryvinge van eenige Vergetene en Verborgene ANTIQUITETEN -
Carthage. Fact and Myth -
Engendering objects. Dynamics of Barkcloth and Gender among the Maisin of Papua New Guinea -
Flint in Focus. Lithic Biographies in the Neolithic and Bronze Age -
Koninginnen van de Nijl -
Carthage. Fact and Myth -
Barend Graat (1628-1709). zijn leven en werk -
Rome aan de Noordzee. Burgers en barbaren te Velsen -
Carthage. Fact and Myth -
Korte Beschryvinge van eenige Vergetene en Verborgene ANTIQUITETEN -
Carthage. Fact and Myth -
Korte Beschryvinge van eenige Vergetene en Verborgene ANTIQUITETEN -
Koninginnen van de Nijl -
Corded Ware Coastal Communities. Using ceramic analysis to reconstruct third millennium BC societies in the Netherlands
