Journals, e-Journals & online resources

The Library holds many periodical titles and publications from Societies that complement the topography collection. Many of these titles are either no longer subscribed or are defunct but the Library retains back issues in its collection. Some titles may be online only or kept off-site. Please check the Library Catalogue for details of holdings.

Titles include:

Anatolian Studies
Architectural History
Archivio Storico Italiano
China Quarterly
Europe: revue mensuelle
Europe-Asia Studies
Geographical Magazine
Hakluyt Society Publications
Imago Mundi
Irish Geography
Journal of Latin American Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Modern Asian Studies
National Geographic Magazine
Population Studies
Royal Geographical Society’s Geographical Journal
Urban History

Holdings of periodicals in the field of archaeology are particularly extensive. Many of these titles are either no longer subscribed or are defunct but the Library retains back issues in its collection. Some titles may be online only or kept off-site. Please check the Library Catalogue for details of holdings. Titles include:

American Journal of Archaeology
Archaeologia Cambrensis
Cahiers Archéologiques
Current Archaeology
Egyptian Archaeology
Industrial Archaeology Review
International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
Journal of Egyptian Archaeology
Journal of Hellenic Studies
Journal of Roman Studies
Levant
London Archaeologist
Medieval Archaeology
Oxford Journal of Archaeology
Public Archaeology
Revue Archéologique
Société Française d’Archéologie Bulletin
World Archaeology.

Current and recent back issues of currently-subscribed print periodicals are available for consultation in the Reading Room. Access to eJournals via JSTOR can be achieved through the Library Catalogue.

The Library has also retained its holdings of a number of relevant non-current periodical titles. These include:

Alpine Journal
Annales d’Histoire Economique et Sociale
Asian Review
Balkan Review
Civlisations
Geographisches Jahrbuch.

Details of the holdings and shelfmarks for volumes of these periodicals can be found on the Library Catalogue.

The Library subscribes to a number of databases that may contain information of topographical interest including European Views of the Americas; 1493 to 1750, British History Online, Country Life archive, Early English Books Online, and The John Johnson collection.