RAP 22.indb - Revista d'Arqueologia de Ponent

the name of the author(s), a summary of approximately
150 words in the language of the article and
another in English or French, between four and six
keywords, the text, notes, bibliography, figure captions
and figures. The first page of each article will have
the title (in lower case lettering so that the capitals
and the accents can be appreciated), the first name
and surname(s) of the author, the professional adress
of the institution to which he or she belongs or, failing
this, the personal address. A telephone number
should be provided in all cases. The articles should
be submitted in DIN A4 format with correlative page
numbering. Originals are requested to be sent in electronic
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the programme used (preferably a Word application).
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(illustrations are considered to be figures) should be
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accompanied by the graphical scale when necessary.
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and the width of a single column is 8.5 cm. Each
figure should have the name of the author of the
article and its corresponding numbering pencilled in.
The figure captions should be submitted in order and
duly numbered at the end of the article. References
to the figures in the text will made according to the
model. For example: … (fig. 11), … (fig. 13, 3), …
(fig, 13, 7-9).
Bibliography. Bibliographical references in the text
should be made as follows: a) We recommend using
the Harvard system of direct references in brackets
and the full bibliographic list at the end of the paper.
The references in brackets will indicate the author’s
surname, the year and the pages separated by colons;
a semicolon should be used to quote two works or
authors. For example:
(Pérez 1984: 25), (Pérez 1984: 25; 1988: 33-45) or
(Pérez 1984: 25; Aubet 1978: 270), (Junyent and Pérez
1982: 63-93).
b) Different articles published by an author in the
same year will be differentiated by adding a, b or c,
etc. For example:
(Maluquer 1982a: 251-256)
c) The bibliography at the end of the paper will contain,
in alphabetical order and by year, all the authors
and works quoted in the text. The names of all the
authors should be quoted in each reference; those
with et al. are not acceptable. The authors’ names
will be written in capital letters with the surname
first, followed by the first name and then the date
of publication in brackets.
d) When referring to journals, periodicals and collections,
the titles should not be abbreviated. For
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monographs, the place of publication should be given;
for magazines, the volume and specific pages, and
for congresses, the place and date they were held,
as well as the place of publication.
The following examples illustrate this rule:
pérEz, A. (1984). La ciutat romana d’Ilerda. Pagès
Editors. Lleida.
cElEstino, s., rAfEl, n. i ArMAdA, X.-L. (eds.) (2008).
Contacto cultural entre el Mediterráneo y el Atlántico
(siglos xii-viii ane). La precolonización a debate. Consejo
Superior de Investigaciones Científicas / Escuela
Española de Historia y Arqueología en Roma (Serie
Arqueológica 11). Madrid.
ruiz dE Arbulo, J. (2007). Bauliche Inszenierung und
literarische Stilisierung: das ’Provinzialforum’ von
Tarraco. A: pAnzrAM, S. (Hg.). Städte im Wandel (Hamburg,
20-22/08/2005). LIT Verlag. Münster: 149-212.
Alonso, N. (2005). Agriculture and food from the
Roman to the Islamic. Period in the North-East of
the Iberian Peninsula: archaeobotanical studies in the
city of Lleida (Catalonia, Spain). Vegetation History
and Archaeobotany, 14: 341-361.
triMblE, J. And lEvoy, M. (dirs.) (2003). Stanford Digital
Forma Urbis Romae Project. [Consulted 3 January
2009]. Available on the Internet: .
If the work only requires the use of footnotes, the
reference marks should be placed in the text with
correlative numbers in brackets. The abbreviation op.
cit. should not be used.
In order to facilitate the composition, notes should
be typed on separate pages, in order and at the end
of the text. For example:
1. For this subject see Pérez (1984: 25-27) and the
new contributions by…
2. Junyent, Pérez and Rafel (1988: 242) justify this
situation…
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galley proofs within a maximum of 14 days from
the date they are sent out by the Board of Editors.
This correction will be limited to spelling or numerical
mistakes, etc. and will under no circumstances
entail a substantial modification of the original text
that has already been printed. If the corrected proofs
are not returned within this period, the author will
be assumed, under his or her own responsibility, to
have accepted the text initially presented as definitive.
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