Archaeologiae. Research by Foreign Missions in Italy. I. 2. 2003. [Edizione Rilegata]

The journal has been created to report on archaeological investigations carried out in Italy by foreign universities and research institutions. It is characterised by an interdisciplinary approach and addresses themes ranging from prehistory to industrial archaeology, although its attention is focused on classical archaeology, as most foreign missions are concerned with the Etrusco-Italic and Roman periods and Magna Graecia. The journal also publishes articles on methodology and history of archaeological studies. Thus, it seeks, on one hand, to take part in the lively debate taking place particulary in English-speaking countries, and, on the other, to recover nineteenth and early twentieth-century investigations, likewise conducted by foreign scholars, that were never published. Every number also hosts a news section with brief information on current excavation campaigns.
The official languages of the journal are Italian, English, French, German and Spanish.