Landscape History

Cover of Landscape History, Volume 47, 2026, Issue 1: pale green cover with the dark green title, a map of field boundaries, a coloured map, misty trees and a hillside with stone structures.
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The journal of the Society for Landscape Studies, published by Taylor & Francis twice a year. It publishes interdisciplinary research on the landscape in all its aspects, including its prehistory and history and how these can guide the management of today's landscape, and welcomes work from and about any part of the world. Standard publication is free of charge, open access has a fee, and review is single anonymised, by at least two referees.
Landscape History is the leading interdisciplinary, international journal of the Society for Landscape Studies. The aim of the journal is to promote the study of the landscape in all its aspects. It provides a forum for all those concerned with the material and cultural evaluation of human use of the land. The ultimate intention is to secure a more penetrating comprehension of landscape evolution and an overall narrative account of landscape prehistory and history, together with an understanding of how this has influenced, and may usefully guide, the management of the present-day landscape. To this end, Landscape History publishes quality research in a variety of fields and from a range of perspectives, which helps improve understanding of the landscape and its physical and cultural contexts. The Editor welcomes submissions both from, and about, any part of the world. Peer Review Statement All manuscript submissions are subject to initial appraisal by the Editor, and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by at least two independent, anonymous expert referees. All peer review is single anonymized.

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