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June 18, 2026Advances in Archaeological PracticeOpen Access

The Names We Know: The Complexities of Coauthorship and Gender in Archaeology Peer-Reviewed Journals – CORRIGENDUM

Sarah Oas Kelsey Hoppes Samantha G. Fladd Sarah Kurnick

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This corrigendum aims to clarify and address the issues related to gender and coauthorship in archaeology publications.
Review of academic journals in archaeology
Analysis of gender representation among coauthors
Assessment of coauthorship trends over time
Identified disparities in coauthor gender ratios
Highlighted trends affecting female authors in archaeology
Proposed recommendations for equitable coauthorship practices

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Corrigendum addresses issues of coauthorship and gender representation in archaeology journals, indicating the need for awareness.

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Oas et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a362fe6db0793dc1a53740d https://doi.org/10.1017/aap.2026.10168

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