Information letter No. 1

Dear colleagues!

We invite you to take part in the 60^th Russian (with international participation) archaeological and ethnographic conference of students and young researchers. The conference will be held in Russia, Irkutsk, on October 26-30, 2020.

Students, master-degree students, postgraduates and young scientists from Russia and other countries are invited to participate in the conference.

The work of conference is planned to be carried out in the following fields:

1. Historiography, theory and methodology of archaeology.
2. Stone Age.
3. Paleometal era.
4. Middle ages and Modern times.
5. Anthropology, Ethnology and Ethnoarchaeology.
6. Museology and the protection of cultural heritage.
7. Information technologies in archaeological and ethnological researches.

Abstracts submission deadline January 20, 2020

Manuscripts for publication should be sent to e-mail: raesk2020@gmail.com .

Information about the accommodation will be provided in the following information letters.

Contact details

Executive Secretary: Alexandra Ulanova, tel. +7 964 103 86 05;

+7 (3952) 52-15-33, raesk2020@gmail.com

Conference Website: https://www.raesc.ru

Website of The research center "Baikal region": http://artifact.isu.ru

Website of The Сenter of the paleoethnological research: http://paleocentrum.ru

General requirements for manuscripts

1. The manuscript should be sent as a Word file (DOC, DOCX) and scanned with a PDF (with a signature of scientific adviser) to the e-mail: raesk2020@gmail.com. The name of the file is the name of the author (eg., Ivanov.doc).
2. Illustrations, tables, graphs and diagrams are not included in the text and should be attached as separate files. Do not use intervals, tab, forced hyphenation, macros and commands that run in automatic mode. You can create tables, graphs, and charts in Word and Excel.
3. The total volume of the manuscript (including the title, abstract and key words in English, references, information about the authors) should not exceed 10 thousand printed signs (including spaces).
4. The author and his scientific adviser are responsible for the originality of the materials proposed for publication. The organizing committee reserves the right to reject the materials in case of non-compliance with the requirements.

Requirements for the manuscript formalization

The manuscript sent to the editors should be arranged as follows:

1. Title of the publication, brief information about the author(s). Footnote about the source of funding for the study is given after the title, if it is necessary.

The results of experimental verification of one of the hypotheses on the recon- struction of vessels of the Khaita type*

I. V. Ulanov, A. V. Verenskaya

Irkutsk State University, Irkutsk

The research was supported by the grant from the Government of the Russian Federation, the project № 

2. The main part of the paper.

3. Information about the scientific adviser: full name, degree, rank, place of work.

4. List of references.

5. Initials and surnames of authors in Russian.

6. The title of the article in the author's translation into Russian.

7. A brief summary in Russian of 800–1000 characters.

8. Keywords in Russian (6-8 words).

9. Information about the author: full name, year of study, name of organization of work and study, e- mail.

9. Figure captions.

10. Table captions.

11. List of abbreviations.

Requirements for references

1. Internal links in the text must be given in square bracket: [Ivanov, Petrov, 2001, pp. 48–56]. If there are more than three authors, the name of the work is reduced to two or three words in square brackets: [The multilayered settlement of Adorma ... , 2007]. At coincidence of authors’ surnames and year of publication the last of these is supplemented by the letter designation (a, b, c...) in the reference and in the list of references. Only provide references for the literature cited in the article.

2. The references should be arranged alphabetically without numbering. References should be made as introduced example shown below. All authors should be obligatory given. Publishers must be given for monographs. If the article has a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), it is strongly recommended to write one.