The EXARC Journal Editorial Board

EXARC JOURNAL Editor-in-Chief: Mgr J. Katerina Dvoráková (UK) | k.dvorakova@exarc.net

Magister of Prehistoric Archaeology and Classical Archaeology at Philosophical Faculty, Charles University Prague (CZ). I became involved with the original Czech REA from its second number in 2001 and was at the foundation of EuroREA, now the EXARC JOURNAL. I overview the overall preparation of both the on-line Journal and printed Digest. Among other tasks this includes answering questions from contributors, co-ordinating the work of our editors, keeping in contact with reviewers, sending out proofs and discussing issues with our designer. I also translate texts on archaeology and related subjects from Czech to English, both for the EXARC Journal and as a freelance translator and offer language revision and text formatting. I am not an EXARC member.

Advisor & EXARC Journal Executive Editor: Prof. Dr Javier Baena Preysler (ES) | javier.baena@uam.es

Professor of Prehistory and Archaeology who teaches on several issues at different universities of Spain, particularly at the Universidad Autónoma of Madrid (UAM, Spain). Through his work teaching Experimental Archaeology at UAM since 1990, he has supported and promoted different Experimental centres in Spain, such as the CAREX (Atapuerca, Burgos), La Algaba (Málaga), Carex (Burgos), etc. Cumulatively, his work provides a body of scientific knowledge and experience for future generations of Spanish archaeologists. He is editor of the Boletin de Arqueología Experimental, and is one of the organisers of international experimental archaeology conferences of the Spanish Association of Experimental Archaeology, is responsible for the Experimental laboratory at UAM, and is engaged in connecting it with the worldwide network represented by EXARC.

Advisor & EXARC Journal Executive Editor: Dr Roeland Paardekooper (DE) | r.p.paardekooper@exarc.net

BA & MA at Leiden University (NL), PhD at the University of Exeter (UK), currently Project leader Gotha Transdigital 2027 (DE). Together with Martin Schmidt and Tomas Johansson, I sat down years ago to start EXARC. By now I advice EXARC members at request and help with keeping the EXARC JOURNAL and website up to date. My editing experience goes back to 1986, when I started editing and producing a magazine for our local history club. My main experience as editor was 9 years, for the magazine of the Dutch Association for Archaeology and Education. For EXARC Journal, I acquire articles from different corners of the world. 

Design: Magdalena Zielińska BA (DK) | m.a.zielinska@exarc.net

I have been involved with EXARC from its beginnings. Starting in 2002 with making a small website to a few more websites and all graphic design products, including three corporate identities. From 2011 on, I am also responsible for designing the EXARC Journal online and the EXARC Journal Digest (printed version).