AUTHOR GUIDELINES
1. ARCHIVUM ANATOLICUM Departments of Hittitology, Latin Language and Literature, Sumerology, and Greek Language and Literature (= Department of Ancient Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Language, History, and Geography, Ankara University) publishes it twice a year in June and December as a “journal containing original articles,” consisting of one volume with two issues.
2. ARCHIVUM ANATOLICUM is a peer-reviewed periodical.
3. Articles must not have been previously published elsewhere, even if in a different language.
4. Authors must obtain their ORCID numbers from https://orcid.org/register before submitting their work.
5. Authors wishing to submit their manuscripts to the journal must first register with Dergipark at https://dergipark.org.tr/login and then upload their manuscripts by following the instructions on the Archivum Anatolicum (ArAn) journal page (https://dergipark.org.tr/en/journal/2467/submission/step/manuscript/new).
6. Articles must be uploaded to the system in WORD format and must not include the author’s name or names.
7. The number of pages for articles to be published in the journal, including text and illustrations, should not exceed 30 pages.
8. Articles may be written in Turkish, English, German, French, or Italian. For articles written in Turkish, abstracts must be provided in both Turkish and English; for articles written in a foreign language, abstracts must be provided in both English and Turkish. Abstracts must be written under the headings “Öz” and “Abstract” and should not exceed 200 words.
9. A minimum of four and a maximum of six keywords must be specified.
10. In the final file to be uploaded to the system after the article is accepted, the author(s)’ names must appear below the article title. Additionally, the author(s)’ titles, affiliations, and address information must be included at the bottom of the first page using the (*) symbol.
11. Periodicals cited in the articles are listed according to the “Abbreviations” found in the publications listed below:
AHw Akkadisches Handwörterbuch – Wiesbaden 1958-1981.
CAD The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago – Chicago 1956vd.
CHD The Hittite Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago – Chicago 1980vd.
HW2 Hethitisches of Wörterbuch – Heidelberg 1975vd.
OCD The Oxford Classical Dictionary – Oxford 1970vd.
12. For papers with multiple authors, a statement of contribution and a conflict of interest disclosure must be submitted by the authors at the time of submission.
13. If a paper is derived from a thesis or a project, or if it was presented as a conference paper, this must be clearly stated on the first page of the paper.
14. During the manuscript submission process, if the study received support from any institution, organization, or funding source, this support must be disclosed. Additionally, if there are any individuals, institutions, or organizations to be acknowledged, the relevant information must be clearly included in the manuscript file.
15. If AI-based tools (such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, etc.) were used during the article production process, the specific stages in which they were utilized must be clearly indicated. This information must be provided at the time of submission. All responsibility for the use of AI rests with the authors.
16. Our journal requires that all scientific research requiring ethics committee approval obtain the necessary approval from the relevant ethics committee. In accordance with the regulations implemented by ULAKBİM TR Index effective in 2020, studies without ethics committee approval will not be considered for review. Research requiring ethics committee approval includes qualitative and quantitative studies that involve collecting data from participants through methods such as surveys, interviews, focus groups, observations, and discussions, as well as retrospective studies evaluated under the Law on the Protection of Personal Data (KVKK). Authors must clearly state the name of the ethics committee, the approval date, and the decision number in the text of the article.
17. Legal responsibility for articles published in the journal rests with the authors.
18. References and footnotes must be formatted according to the system shown in the examples below (The Chicago Manual of Style—Chicago System). For more examples, see: (http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide/citation-guide-1.html).
19. Bold type should be used to indicate chapter titles and subheadings. Text: Times New Roman, 11-point, single-spaced, and justified. Footnotes: Footnotes should be placed at the bottom of the page in Times New Roman, 9-point font, single-spaced, and justified. Visual material should be designed to not exceed 10 pages (if the article or visual material will be longer, the editors must be notified in advance).
20. The page layout should be as follows:
a) Margins: Top 5.6 cm, bottom 5.6 cm, left 4.5 cm, right 4.5 cm
b) Layout: Odd and even pages are different; the first pages are different