SAIR is intended to publish papers which particularly benefit from electronic publishing: those which are longer than 20,000 words, which have many illustrations (particularly colour illustrations), which have many or very long tables, and those which include lengthy specialist sections. Only papers of the highest standard will be accepted for publication in SAIR. All submissions are subject to peer review by at least two independent referees SAIR is intended to publish papers which particularly benefit from electronic publishing: those which are longer than 20,000 words, which have many illustrations (particularly colour illustrations), which have many or very long tables, and those which include lengthy specialist sections. Only papers of the highest standard will be accepted for publication in SAIR. All submissions are subject to peer review by at least two independent referees.

As SAIR is not funded by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, all submissions must include full financial support through grants, developer funding or through Historic Scotland.

We are currently updating our Notes to Contributors. The most up-to-date version of the Notes will always be made available here as soon as they are available. In the meantime, please contact Erin Osborne-Martin, Managing Editor, for guidance and a submission sheet.