Fabrizio Serra · Editore · Pisa · Roma

Direttore/Editor in chief: Angela Bellia (National Research Council, Italy)

Comitato Scientifico/Editorial Board: Erica Angliker (University of London), Eleonor Betts (The Open University), Sheramy D. Bundrick (University of South Florida St Petersburg), Licia Buttà (University of Tarragona), Margarita Díaz-Andreu (University of Barcelona), Ingrid Furniss (La Fayette College, Pennsylvania), Agnès Garcia-Ventura (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), Michael Given (University of Glasgow), Laura Gianvittorio-Ungar (Austrian Archaeological Institute of Wien), Audrey Gouy (University of Copenhagen), Ewa Anna Gruszczynska-Ziólkowska (University of Warsaw), Raquel Jiménez Pasalodos (University of Barcelona-University of Valladolid), Cristina Manzetti (Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Institute for Mediterranean Studies), Clemente Marconi (New York University - University of Milan), Tommaso Mattioli (University of Barcelona), Manolis Mikrakis (National Technical University of Athens), Steve Mills (University of Cardiff), Dimitrij Mlekuz (University of Ljubljana), Riitta Rainio (University of Helsinki), Arnaud Saura-Ziegelmeyer (University of Toulouse II Jean Jaurès), Karin Schapbach (University of Fribourg), Lamberto Tronchin (University of Bologna), Fábio Vergara Cerqueira (University of Pelotas), Alexandre Vincent (University of Poitiers)

Periodicità / Frequency: Annuale/Yearly

«TELESTES» seeks to fill a gap in current scholarly publications and specialist periodicals on the archaeological evidence of musical and dance interest. It also aims to place musical and choral performances of the past into one clearly defined space and event in order to interpret their cultural significance, both religious and social, and to understand what music and making music and dance meant in ancient societies. Furthermore, the Journal publishes papers on the study of sound and hearing along with related sensorial aspects in archaeological contexts and on past soundscapes and sonic fabrics (anthrophony, biophony, and geophony): this included subject areas that range from the behaviour of sound in a sonic space and aural architecture to auditory experience and physical acoustics, as well as auditory archaeology and the importance of sound as a medium of social interaction in the past.
The Journal welcomes research on the broadly defined Mediterranean region and from other areas of the world, such as North Europe, Central and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Rim. Contributions pertaining to different periods are welcome. Cross-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches would be particularly appreciated.
The preferred language for the contributions is English, but other languages (including German, French, Italian and Spanish) are acceptable.

«Telestes» is an International Peer-Reviewed Journal.
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