The symposium "Arkæologi i Slesvig / Archeology in Schleswig" serves the scientific examination of archeology in the borders of the old Duchy of Schleswig and the present-day Sønderjylland region from the Stone Age to the present. Current excavations and research problems will be presented and discussed biennal. Our venue the Jarplund Højskole is located just a few kilometers south of the German-Danish border. The proceeds of the symposium are published every two years in the form of a small-format, colored publication in German and Danish as well as English summaries. For quality assurance purposes, a peer review process takes the form of a double blind appraisal. The organization of the meetings as well as the editorial and graphic processing of the print contributions is carried out by a team of six, consisting of three Danish scientists from the Museum Sønderjylland – Arkæologi Haderslev (Pernille Kruse, Lilian Matthes, and Mette Nissen), and three German archaeologists (Ingo Lütjens [Schleswig-Holstein Archaeological State Office], Ralf Opitz [Kiel University], and Tobias Schade [Tübingen University]).

The event organisation and printing are sponsored by the Museum Sønderjylland – Arkæologi Haderslev, the Schleswig-Holstein Archaeological State Office and the Archaeological State Museum Schloss Gottorf. The graphic and layout processing is ensured by the Institute for Prehistoric and Protohistoric History of the Kiel University.