Open Access Journal: Kubaba

Kubaba is a journal which specializes in the Pre-Classical world, namely the Ancient Near East and Eastern Mediterranean, and publishes articles, notes, news and reviews.

Contributions may come from a wide range of disciplines, including Anthropology, Archaeology, Epigraphy, History, Historical Linguistics, inter alia. Interdisciplinary approaches are welcome.

Contributions should address the period from the emergence of writing and complex societies (4th millennium BCE) down to the beginnings of the Classical Era. The geographical scope of the journal encompasses the Ancient Near East, including the Aegean, Cyprus and the Caucasus. Pre-Islamic Arabia is also included. Kubaba seeks furthermore to explore the interaction between these areas and other Mediterranean or Eurasian contexts.

Articles from both professional scholars and young researchers are eligible. The accepted languages are Portuguese, English, Spanish, Italian and French. 

KUBABA, vol. 3 (2012)

Articles
▪ Eleftheria Pappa, Framing Some Aspects of the Early Iron Age 'Chronological Mess': Aegean Synchronisms with the West and Their Significance for the Greek Geometric Series	2-38
▪ Cinzia Olianas, Lo scaraboide dalla Tomba 25 di Monte Prama. Confronti e considerazioni	39-52
Reviews
▪ Vladimir Sazonov,Ludlul Bēl Nemēqi: The Standard Babylonian Poem of the Righteous Sufferer – Amar Anus and Alan Lenzi	52-58

vol. 2 (2011)

Articles
▪ Margarita Gleba: Textiles Studies: Sources and Methods	2-26
▪ Szilvia Sövegjártó: The Sumerian Equative Case: A Study of Its Constructions	27-39
▪ Brent Davis: Cypro-Minoan in Philistia?	40-74
▪ Graciela Gestoso Singer: El pecio de Cabo Gelidonya: una introducción	75-85
Reviews
▪ Vladimir Sazonov: The God Enki in Sumerian Royal Ideology and Mythology (PhD Dissertation) - Peeter Espak	87-89
▪ David Soria Molina: Las estelas mágicas de «Horus sobre los cocodrilos». Formación, evolución y sentido de un tipo iconográfico– Domingo Saura	90-93

Vol. 1 (2010)

Editorial announcement	1
Articles
▪ Honor guest - H. Craig Melchert: Remarks on the Kuttamuwa Stele	3-11
▪ João Pedro Vieira: A fertilidade como eixo do divino em Ugarit. O caso de Ba'lu	12-19
▪ Joost Kramer: The symbolic meaning of the scene of Nut, Geb, and Shu	20-37
▪ Brent Davis: Introduction to the Aegean pre-alphabetic scripts	38-61
Reviews
▪ Elias Pinheiro: Rituals of War. The Body and Violence in Mesopotamia– Zainab Bahrani	63-70