1. Colloquium Anatolicum is an annual journal published by the Turkish Institute of Ancient Studies. It features papers presented at conferences organized by the Institute on topics related to the ancient world, as well as original research articles, scholarly reviews, and critical essays that contribute new perspectives to the field.

2.Manuscripts submitted for publication may be written in Turkish, German, French, or English, according to the author’s preference. Submissions must not have been previously published elsewhere.

* Texts should be formatted in Times New Roman, 12-point font, single-spaced, and should not exceed 20 A4 pages including images and illustrations.
* Bibliographic references must be given within the main text (see item 8), while explanatory footnotes—if necessary—should appear at the bottom of the page in 10-point font.
* Authors must provide their full name(s), institutional affiliation, contact address, and ORCID number in a footnote on the first page.

3. Each article must include abstracts of approximately 150 words in both English and Turkish, as well as titles and five keywords in both languages.

4. Articles should not include more than 20 images, drawings, or maps.

5. Captions for all visual materials, along with proper source citations for any borrowed content, must be submitted on a separate page.

6. Visual materials submitted in digital format must have a minimum resolution of 300 pixels per inch. The long side should be at least 15 cm; for images intended to fill an entire page, the long side must be at least 22 cm. Visual materials should not be embedded in other document formats (e.g., Microsoft Word) but submitted separately in Adobe Photoshop TIFF or JPEG format. Drawings created in graphic design programs should be submitted in their original format without conversion.

7. Articles must be prepared in Microsoft Word (version 2010 or later) and submitted via the journal’s DergiPark webpage, accompanied by a PDF copy of the manuscript.

8. Bibliographic references should appear within the main text in parentheses, including the author’s surname, year of publication, and relevant page or figure numbers. Bibliographic footnotes should not be used. Only extended explanatory notes that may disrupt the flow of the text may be included as footnotes.

Examples:
(Walsh 1998: 12)
(Lopez, Rice 2006: 13–14)
(Demir et al. 2006: 48)

9. A full bibliography should be included at the end of the article and formatted according to the following examples:

Books:
Surname, A. Year
Title of the Book (in Italics). Publisher, City.

Benedict, R. 1959
Patterns of Culture. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston.

For multiple authors:
Surname, A., Surname, A., Surname, A. Year
Title of the Book (in Italics). Publisher, City.

Hofstede, G., Hofstede, G.J., Minkov, M. 2010
Cultures and Organizations. McGraw-Hill Publishing, New York.

Book chapters:
Surname, A. Year
Title of the chapter. *Title of the Book*, A. Surname, A. Surname (eds.), Publisher, City: page range.

Watson, J. 1998
Engineering Education in Japan After the Iwakura Mission. The Iwakura Mission in America and Europe: A New Assessment, I. Nish (ed.), Japan Library, Surrey: 108–112.

Dinçol, A., Dinçol, B. 1992
Die urartäische Inschrift aus Hanak (Kars). Hittite and Other Anatolian and Near Eastern Studies in Honour of Sedat Alp, H. Otten, E. Akurgal, H. Ertem, A. Süel (eds.), Türk Tarih Kurumu Basımevi, Ankara: 109–117.

Journal articles:
Surname, A. Year
Title of the article. "Journal Name" Volume (Issue): page range.

Robinson, M. 1995
Frank Calvert and the Discovery of Troia. Studia Troica 5: 323–341.

Gerritsen, F., Özbal, R., Thissen, L. 2013
The Earliest Neolithic Levels at Barcın Höyük, Northwestern Turkey. *Anatolica* 39: 53–92.

Online sources:
Surname, A. Year
Title (in Italics). Accessed on \[date], website: \[URL]

Narangoa, L. 2000
Japan’s Modernization: The Iwakura Mission to Scandinavia in 1897. Accessed on 18 February 2017, [http://kontur.au.dk/fileadmin/www.kontur.au.dk/OLD\_ISSUES/pdf/kontur\_02/li\_narangoa.pdf](http://kontur.au.dk/fileadmin/www.kontur.au.dk/OLD_ISSUES/pdf/kontur_02/li_narangoa.pdf)

Unpublished theses:
Surname, A. Year
Title of the Thesis. University Name, Institute Name, Department Name, (Unpublished PhD/Master’s Thesis), City.

Konyar, E. 2004
Doğu Anadolu Erken Demir Çağı Kültürü: Arkeolojik Kazı ve Yüzey Araştırmaları Bulgularının Değerlendirilmesi. İstanbul University, Institute of Social Sciences, Department of Ancient History, (Unpublished PhD Dissertation), İstanbul.

10. All article submissions must be uploaded to the journal’s page on the DergiPark platform.

11. The editorial board reserves the right not to publish submitted manuscripts.

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Colloquium Anatolicum
Turkish Institute of Ancient Studies
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Beyoğlu 34433, İstanbul – TURKEY
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