Please read the following terms and conditions regarding the online usage of Antiquity's resources for Online only, Combined and Premium subscribers. If you have any questions regarding the use of the online version of the Journal, please send email to: licensing [at] portland-services.com.
Antiquity Publications Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Antiquity Trust - a not-for-profit organisation.
Download Premium licence (.pdf file)
Access to papers published in the current year is restricted to institutions or individuals with a Premium, combined print and electronic or electronic only subscription to Antiquity. The archive of Antiquity online is only available to individuals or institutions with a Premium subscription. Access to individual papers is also available to non-subscribers on payment of a fee.
Use of Antiquity online is governed by the following terms and conditions.
Copyright
The Antiquity Trust is the sole owner of Antiquity Publications Ltd, (hereinafter called the Publisher), which exists to publish Antiquity. Antiquity Publications Limited owns the copyright to all papers published in Antiquity, unless otherwise noted in individual articles.
Antiquity Publications Ltd warrants that it has the authority to make available Antiquity and that it has secured all rights and permissions necessary to enable authorised users to utilise such materials in compliance with this licence.
The Licence
Subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement and upon payment of the annual subscription fee, Antiquity Publications Limited grants to the Institution/personal subscriber a one-year, non-transferable licence for access to all materials included in the online version of Antiquity (hereinafter called the Journal).
Terms of access
This licence will cover access, during the calendar year for which a Premium subscription has been paid, to the full database of the Journal, including: tables of contents, abstracts, full text and graphics of all articles, including multi-media adjuncts where appropriate, in the current year and in all previous years to 1927 (the electronic archive).
Access to the current year and to the electronic archive of the Journal shall be controlled through the use of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for institutional subscribers and usernames and passwords for personal subscribers. Institutional subscribers are responsible for ensuring that the Publisher has been supplied with a valid IP address (a registration form is provided for this purpose). Valid IP addresses cannot include publicly accessible proxy or cache servers.
This will permit an authorised user from an authorised IP address to have access to the current year of the Journal.
Institutional subscribers should notify the Publisher within 30 days of any changes in registration data or IP addresses.
Definitions
For the purposes of this licence, an institution is defined as: one contiguous campus community and network, including any halls of residence of faculty, staff or students; or, in the commercial sector, e.g. archaeological units, one contiguous commercial office complex.
Authorised users include faculty (visiting or permanent), students and staff of the institution, and any on-site users, which may include the general public, of the institution's library and campus computer networks.
Multi-site or consortium access
Extended licenses for multi-site institutions and consortia are available; please contact licensing [at] portland-services.com for further information.
Use of the journal: what authorised users are allowed to do
Any authorised user may: search, retrieve, save, download and print out copies of individual articles or other items from the database of the Journal for their scholarly, educational, research or personal use.
Authorised users may only transmit articles or other items from the database to other authorised users.
Authorised users may make multiple copies of any items from the database or from the hard copy of the Journal for inclusion in course packs, which may then be distributed to other authorised users, provided that such copies are only used for teaching purposes within the institution and that no charge is made for such copies. Such items must bear the following notice: © Antiquity Publications Limited (year of publication).
Interlibrary loan
The institution may supply to an authorised user of another library by post, fax or ARIEL, whereby the electronic file is deleted immediately after printing, a single paper copy of an electronic document, for the purposes of research or private study.
Usage restrictions: what authorised users are NOT allowed to do
Unauthorised usage
An institution will not be held liable to the Publisher for unauthorised use of the Journal provided that: such use is without the express or implied consent of the institution; and, in addition, that the institution shall promptly notify the Publisher of any known infringements of copyright, or any other such unauthorised activity, of which it becomes aware.
In addition, institutional subscribers shall take all reasonable steps to prevent or to cease such activity and to prevent any recurrence thereof.
Disclaimers
There is no guarantee that the information contained in Antiquity online is identical to the print version.
The Publisher does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of any information contained in the online version of the Journal, or its merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
The Publisher will have no liability to any person for any loss or damage arising out of use of, or inability to use, the online version of the Journal.
The Publisher shall make all reasonable endeavours to make its server available to an institution on a 24-h basis, with the exception of normal server administration and down time.
If access is suspended or interrupted, owing to circumstances beyond the Publisher's control, liability shall be limited to restoring access as soon as is practicable.
The Publisher reserves the right to modify the terms of this agreement immediately by providing notice online and directly to institutions by electronic and conventional mail. Continued use of the online Journal for more than 30 days after such notice shall constitute acceptance of such modification.
Termination of the licence
The Publisher may terminate this licence for the electronic version of the Journal, for any breach of this agreement, by providing the institution with written notice in paper or electronic form. No refund will be provided upon such termination.
Term of the agreement
This agreement shall continue until the later of 31 December in any particular year or 30 days after publication of the last issue of the year for which an institutional subscription is held.
If you have any questions regarding the use of the online version of the Journal, please send email to: licensing [at] portland-services.com.
Antiquity Publications Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Antiquity Trust - a not-for-profit organisation.
Download Combined/Online only licence (.pdf file)
Access to papers published in the current year is restricted to institutions or individuals with a Premium, combined print and electronic or electronic only subscription to Antiquity. The archive of Antiquity online is only available to individuals or institutions with a Premium subscription. Access to individual papers is also available to non-subscribers on payment of a fee.
Use of Antiquity online is governed by the following terms and conditions.
Copyright
The Antiquity Trust is the sole owner of Antiquity Publications Ltd, (hereinafter called the Publisher), which exists to publish Antiquity. Antiquity Publications Limited owns the copyright to all papers published in Antiquity, unless otherwise noted in individual articles.
Antiquity Publications Ltd warrants that it has the authority to make available Antiquity and that it has secured all rights and permissions necessary to enable authorised users to utilise such materials in compliance with this licence.
The Licence
Subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement and upon payment of the annual subscription fee, Antiquity Publications Limited grants to the Institution/personal subscriber a one-year, non-transferable licence for access to all materials included in the online version of Antiquity (hereinafter called the Journal).
Terms of access
This licence will cover access, during the calendar year for which an Online only or Combined subscription has been paid, to the full database of the Journal, including: tables of contents, abstracts, full text and graphics of all articles, including multi-media adjuncts where appropriate, published in the current year. It will also cover access to any previous years of the Journal for which an Online only or Combined subscription has been paid.
Access to the current year and to previously subscribed years of the Journal shall be controlled through the use of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for institutional subscribers and usernames and passwords for personal subscribers. Institutional subscribers are responsible for ensuring that the Publisher has been supplied with a valid IP address (a registration form is provided for this purpose). Valid IP addresses cannot include publicly accessible proxy or cache servers.
This will permit an authorised user from an authorised IP address to have access to the current year of the Journal.
Institutional subscribers should notify the Publisher within 30 days of any changes in registration data or IP addresses.
Definitions
For the purposes of this licence, an institution is defined as: one contiguous campus community and network, including any halls of residence of faculty, staff or students; or, in the commercial sector, e.g. archaeological units, one contiguous commercial office complex.
Authorised users include faculty (visiting or permanent), students and staff of the institution, and any on-site users, which may include the general public, of the institution's library and campus computer networks.
Multi-site or consortium access
Extended licenses for multi-site institutions and consortia are available; please contact licensing [at] portland-services.com for further information.
Use of the journal: what authorised users are allowed to do
Any authorised user may: search, retrieve, save, download and print out copies of individual articles or other items from the database of the Journal for their scholarly, educational, research or personal use.
Authorised users may only transmit articles or other items from the database to other authorised users.
Authorised users may make multiple copies of any items from the database or from the hard copy of the Journal for inclusion in course packs, which may then be distributed to other authorized users, provided that such copies are only used for teaching purposes within the institution and that no charge is made for such copies. Such items must bear the following notice: © Antiquity Publications Limited (year of publication).
Interlibrary loan
The institution may supply to an authorised user of another library by post, fax or ARIEL, whereby the electronic file is deleted immediately after printing, a single paper copy of an electronic document, for the purposes of research or private study.
Usage restrictions: what authorised users are NOT allowed to do
Unauthorised usage
An institution will not be held liable to the Publisher for unauthorised use of the Journal provided that: such use is without the express or implied consent of the institution; and, in addition, that the institution shall promptly notify the Publisher of any known infringements of copyright, or any other such unauthorised activity, of which it becomes aware.
In addition, institutional subscribers shall take all reasonable steps to prevent or to cease such activity and to prevent any recurrence thereof.
Disclaimers
There is no guarantee that the information contained in Antiquity online is identical to the print version.
The Publisher does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of any information contained in the online version of the Journal, or its merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
The Publisher will have no liability to any person for any loss or damage arising out of use of, or inability to use, the online version of the Journal.
The Publisher shall make all reasonable endeavours to make its server available to an institution on a 24-h basis, with the exception of normal server administration and down time.
If access is suspended or interrupted, owing to circumstances beyond the Publisher's control, liability shall be limited to restoring access as soon as is practicable.
The Publisher reserves the right to modify the terms of this agreement immediately by providing notice online and directly to institutions by electronic and conventional mail. Continued use of the online Journal for more than 30 days after such notice shall constitute acceptance of such modification.
Termination of the licence
The Publisher may terminate this licence for the electronic version of the Journal, for any breach of this agreement, by providing the institution with written notice in paper or electronic form. No refund will be provided upon such termination.
Term of the agreement
This agreement shall continue until the later of 31 December in any particular year or 30 days after publication of the last issue of the year for which an institutional subscription is held.
If you have any questions regarding the use of the online version of the Journal, please send email to: licensing [at] portland-services.com.
Antiquity Publications Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Antiquity Trust - a not-for-profit organisation.