Sussex Archaeological Collections
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Sussex Archaeological Collections
Summary
Sussex Archaeological Collections is a scientific journal[1]. It ranks in the top 3% of scientific_journal entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's instance of is recorded as scientific journal[3].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's instance of is recorded as archaeology journal[4].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's instance of is recorded as society journal[5].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Louis Francis Salzman[6].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Luke Barber[7].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as William Durrant Cooper[8].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as William Blaauw[9].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Mark Antony Lower[10].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Edward Turner[11].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as William de St Croix[12].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Charles Trower[13].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Henry Griffith[14].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Henry Michell Whitley[15].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as William Hudson[16].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Francis Steer[17].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Peter Brandon[18].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Owen Bedwin[19].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Timothy P. Hudson[20].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Brian Short[21].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as John Mills[22].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Gwen Jones[23].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Sue Hamilton[24].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Malcolm J. Kitch[25].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as John Manley[26].
- Sussex Archaeological Collections's editor is recorded as Malcolm J. Kitch[27].
Why It Matters
Sussex Archaeological Collections ranks in the top 3% of scientific_journal entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3 views/month).[2]