Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology & History
This is the Institute’s annual journal. Members receive the current year’s journal as one of the benefits of membership.
We are pleased to announce that all volumes of our annual Proceedings (excluding the three most recent volumes) are now published online and are available free of charge from this website.
Diarmaid MacCulloch Essay Prize
The SIAH is pleased to announce the launch of a £500 annual essay prize in honour of our former President and distinguished academic Rev Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch. The prize will be awarded for the best essay, of not more than 10,000 words, based on the author’s original research on Suffolk history or archaeology. It is intended to encourage those who are relatively new to research and writing. The prize-winning essay will, if it meets editorial standards, be published in the Proceedings. The deadline for submission of the essay is 31 December 2026. Further details are available from the editor of the Proceedings, Dr Nick Amor, on
Donate
It costs us £780 a year to make our annual Proceedings available on the web free of charge. If you have found a useful article then we would ask you to consider making a small donation to help us cover this cost, and enable us to continue this service for everyone.
To browse these volumes, click here. We also provide a sophisticated search engine to help you navigate through the wealth of information that they contain on Suffolk history.
We will not publish volumes online until five years after they first appear, but we will continue to send hard copies to our members and back volumes are available at modest cost.
Please click here to download full bibliographic contents listings of all issues of the Proceedings since 1869.
Notes for Contributors
If you intend to write an article for the Proceedings, please download a copy of our current notes for contributors: SIAH_Notes_for_contributors_to_Proceedings_2025-11-23.pdf.
If you wish to submit an article for entry in the Proceedings please contact the Editor, Dr Nick Amor, for further details at proceedingseditorATsuffolkinstitute.org.uk. (Please replace AT with @ in the email address).
