TEXT FORMAT, ABSTRACTS AND KEY WORDS

  1. Only original papers related, whether directly or indirectly, to Egyptology topics will be considered for publication.
  2. BAEDE publishes contributions in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese.
  3. In all cases, an abstract will be included in Spanish, English and in the work language itself, if different. The summaries will have a maximum length of 15 lines.
  4. There will be a minimum of four and a maximum of six keywords that allow the location of the article in computerized searches by subject, methodology, geographic location and chronology.
  5. The suggested maximum length of the manuscript will be 25 pages of text, including bibliography, and up to 20 illustrations (drawings, photographs, tables, and graphics).
  6. The body format will be in Times New Roman font, body 12, justified and single spaced.
  7. Names of institutions will be kept in their original language. Cities should be translated into Spanish, provided that the corresponding denomination exists.
  8. The transliteration of Egyptian texts will be carried out in accordance with currently accepted academic standard systems. In case of using non-standard fonts (eg hieroglyphs, transliteration, Greek, Coptic or Arabic these should be supplied electronically with the manuscript. The necessity of them should be previously discussed with the editor.
  9. Notes and comments will be numbered in the body of the text in correlative order, including in the same order at the foot of the page Footnote numbers should be placed superscript after punctuation, without brackets.
  10. When literally quoting a text, quotation marks will be used. If the quote is more than four lines long, it will be put as independent text, without quotation marks and in body 11.
  11. Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word. For those who incorporate illustrations, if the author deems it necessary, they can also present a PDF with text and photos, as a layout model.

ILLUSTRATIONS

  1. All illustrations (photographs, drawings, tables and graphics) will be numbered and identified correlatively in the text.
  2. Illustrations can be presented in color, for digital publication, although the paper edition will be in gray.
  3. The quality of the photographs must be at least 300 dpi and the line drawings must be 600 dpi. They must be submitted in TIF or JPG format in a separate folder.
  4. Captions will be included in a separate document. Images will be referenced indicating, in any case, their origin or provenance. It is the responsibility of the authors to ensure the transfer of the copyright of the illustrations if necessary, before their publication in BAEDE.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTES AND REFERENCES:

  1. References should be included as footnotes, including only: author name in capital letters and, in parentheses, the year of publication: page number. For example: FAULKNER (1978: 45)
  2. The text of the footnotes will appear in body 10, justified left and with single line spacing.
  3. The bibliography cited in the article will be placed at the end, in alphabetical order. For example:
    • COLINART, S., DELANGE, E. y PAGÈS-CAMAGMA, S., 1996. “Couleurs et pigments de la peinture de l’Égypte Ancienne”.Techné 4: La couleur et ses pigments. Laboratoire de recherche des Musées de France, 29-45.
    • FAULKNER, R.O., 1978. The Ancient Egyptian Coffin Texts. Aris & Phillips, Warminster.
    • GALÁN, J.M. y JIMÉNEZ-HIGUERAS, A., 2015. “Three burials of the Seventeenth Dynasty in Dra Abu el-Naga”. In The World of Middle Kingdom Egypt (2000-1550 BC), eds. Gianluca Miniaci y Wolfram Grajetzki, 101-119. Middle Kingdom Studies 1. Golden House Publication, Londres.
    • WINLOCK, H.E., 1975. “The Tomb of Queen Meryetamun”. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin,  32, 77-89.
  1. If several works by the same author are cited, they will be placed according to chronological criteria, from the oldest to the most recent, without repeating the author’s name. If two or more works by the same author coincide in the same year, they will be differentiated from each other using lowercase letters (a, b, c …): 2013a; 2013b; etc.
  2. The names of the edition locations will be cited in Spanish, when there is a Spanish version of them. Also in Spanish will be the conjunction “and” between the names of authors, when there are several.
  3. When a web page is included, the date of consultation must be indicated.

SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

BAEDE welcomes short works that, due to their content, do not require the extension of an article. These communications could be about specific research works, such as the study of a piece in an Egyptological collection, analysis of a parietal representation from an Egyptian tomb or temple, new proposals for translation of texts, analysis of an Egyptian grammatical form, etc.

The maximum length will be six pages, body format in Times New Roman font, body 12, justified and double-spaced double-spaced, and two illustrations.

The rest of the writing regulations required for the articles will apply, both in content and in form, including an abstract at the beginning -in this case 2-3 lines – and keywords, both in Spanish and in English.

SUBMISSION OF ORIGINALS

  1. Manuscripts should be submitted to: publicaciones@aedeweb.com, with a deadline on December 20th of the current year.
  2. If the filemailto:publicaciones@aedeweb.com are very heavy, they can be sent via WeTransfer, Dropbox or sent by post on a computer medium to the following address: Paseo de la Habana 17, 4º, 28036 Madrid. España.
  3. All manuscripts must include the complete information of the author or authors: center where they carry out their activity, complete postal address and email of he correspondence author.
  4. Acknowledgment of receipt will be made by email when the work is received.
  5. Once the article is published, the author will receive a copy of the printed and digital Bulletin.

PEER EVALUATION PROCESS

Manuscripts will be examined by the BAEDE Editorial Board, which will make a first selection based on the thematic adequacy of the work presented, its quality and compliance of the GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS. The selected papers will be sent to two External Reviewers and subject experts for their confidential evaluation. These evaluators will not know the identity of the author. In case of disagreement, the work will be sent to a third evaluator. The author will be informed of the final decision including the reviewer’s evaluation and possible changes.

The Spanish Association of Egyptology will acquire the publication rights of the articles that appear in BAEDE, not being responsible for it for the content or the opinions expressed by the different authors, as well as for the responsibilities before third parties that derive from possible copyright.