An e-Journal of Archaeology and History of the Balkans in Late Antiquity
Launched in 2025, and published by the French School at Athens (École française d’Athènes), The Chronicles of Haemus (CoH) offer an interdisciplinary and transnational perspective on the political, economic, and cultural transformations that shaped the Balkans during the transition from the Roman to the Byzantine era.
The journal welcomes innovative contributions in multiple languages and seeks to foster scholarly exchange for a better understanding of this pivotal region in European history.
The CoH are a fully peer-reviewed, digital, multilingual, and continuously published journal, which showcases the most recent archaeological and historical research conducted across the Balkans.
Editorial Values and Standards
Peer review and evaluation are fundamental principles of scientific publication. Authors are required, for all submitted papers, to participate in a peer review process and to follow publication guidelines.
The editorial board decides on all scientific projects submitted for publication. Under the direction of the editor-in-chief, it brings together representatives of the HAEMUS IRN partner institutions. In order to ensure both geographical and thematic balance, this committee is composed of researchers from various countries. It meets regularly throughout the year to examine and evaluate editorial proposals.
Current Members of the Editorial Board
- Dominic Moreau, Editor Chief, University of Lille / UMR 8164-HALMA, dominic.moreau@univ-lille.fr
- Christophe J. Goddard, CNRS / UMR 8546-AOrOc, directeur.aoroc@gmail.com
- Carla Sfameni, ISPC / CNR, Italy, sfameni@cnr.it
- Petya Andreeva, NAIM-BAS, Bulgaria, petya_letters@abv.bg
- Tina Milavec, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, milavec@ff.uni-lj.si
- Priscilla Ralli, Representative of the French School of Athens / École française d’Athènes (EFA), priscilla.ralli@efa.gr
- Maria Noussis, Representative of the French School of Athens / École française d’Athènes (EFA), maria.noussis@efa.gr
Editorial Guidelines
Manuscripts for publication in Haemus should be submitted by email to the publication manager, Dominic Moreau (dominic.moreau@univ-lille.fr).
The submission must include the article itself (text, images, appendices if applicable), accompanied by an abstract of approximately 1,000 characters.
Authors should also provide their full contact details (postal address, telephone number, and any additional email addresses) at the time of submission.
Contributors are kindly asked to follow the editorial guidelines, available for download in PDF format at: « Consignes pour la rédaction d'un texte » and « Présentation de la bibliographie finale ».
Published Issues
https://epublishing.efa.gr/haemus/issue/archive
