Kleos Bulletin

Kleos Bulletin Kleos is an open-access and peer-reviewed bulletin that publishes current research & review articles in (ancient) history, classics and archaeology.

Call for Papers! We are excited to announce the call for papers for our next Kleos issue, Issue 8, to be published in Au...
28/11/2024

Call for Papers!

We are excited to announce the call for papers for our next Kleos issue, Issue 8, to be published in Autumn 2025. We are looking for contributions of early career researchers on any subject related to the academic fields of ancient history, classics and archaeology! Don’t miss this opportunity!

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This year's issue of Kleos (2024, no. 7) has just been uploaded to our Academia page🥳 Enjoy reading articles ranging fro...
05/11/2024

This year's issue of Kleos (2024, no. 7) has just been uploaded to our Academia page🥳 Enjoy reading articles ranging from ancient Mycenaean weaponry to present-day representations of Carthaginians in video games!

Kleos is looking for new editors in the fields of Ancient History, Archeology, and Classics! Are you interested? You can...
18/10/2024

Kleos is looking for new editors in the fields of Ancient History, Archeology, and Classics! Are you interested? You can apply till November 18th!

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What is KLEOS?

KLEOS is a peer-reviewed, open access academic journal, launched in 2014, which publishes current research and review articles by graduate and PhD students as well as starting independent researchers from the fields of Archaeology and Ancient Studies (i.e. Classics and Ancient History). The journal is published once a year and its main goal is to provide a possibility to graduate and PhD students to publish their research. The journal thus aims to serve as a platform for starting academic careers.

The journal is run by an interdisciplinary editorial team of seven (R)MA and PhD students (two editors from each main study field and one chief-editor) of the Amsterdam Centre for Ancient Studies and Archaeology (ACASA) of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the Universiteit van Amsterdam. This editorial team is supported by the academic staff of ACASA through the journal’s academic advisory council.