The National Museum of Mongolia is now accepting research articles for its annual journal, *Nomadic Heritage Studies*. As the journal is scheduled for publication in June 2020, we invite scholars and researchers to submit their work by April 1st. The journal publishes research in the fields of archaeology, history, ethnography, and cultural studies, and submissions must meet the following requirements.
1. Academic Requirements: - Must address specific scientific issues related to Mongolian history, ethnology, or cultural and art studies. - Must align with modern scientific theoretical and methodological standards. - Must present novel research ideas, conclusions, or findings. - Must introduce new research source materials into scholarly circulation. - Articles and abstracts must be submitted in both hard copy and electronic formats, and authors must maintain contact with the journal's editorial office. 2. Technical Requirements: - Articles must be written in Mongolian, English, Russian, or French. - Articles written in Mongolian must include an abstract in Russian or English; articles written in other languages must include an abstract in Mongolian. - Font: Arial; font size: 12. - Line spacing: Single; paragraph indentation: 5 units. - Article length: 5–15 pages. - Citations and footnotes must be placed within the main text on each respective page. - The bibliography must follow the standard format below. 3. Bibliography requirements: Citations for books/publications: In the main text: [D. Dashdulam, J. Naranchimeg, 2011:50]; in the bibliography: D. Dashdulam, J. Naranchimeg. 2014. *The Temple of the State Protector Deity Choijin in Niislel Khüree, or the Realm of the Wrathful Deities*. Ulaanbaatar. In the main text: [Rudenko, 1970:15-16]; in the bibliography: Rudenko S.I. 1970. *Frozen Tombs of Siberia*. Berkeley and Los Angeles. For works with more than three authors: In the main text [Miller et al., 2014:158]; in the bibliography: Miller B., J. Bayarsaikhan, Ts. Egiimaa, Konovalov P.B., Jockenhövel A., Michel M., Judy L., Claire N. 2011. Xiongnu Monuments at the Shombuuz Junction. *Nomadic Heritage Studies*. Vol. XI, Fasc. 13. Citations for newspapers/journals: In the main text: [Z. Batsaikhan, 2011:41]; in the bibliography: Z. Batsaikhan. 2011. The Run, Di, and Hu Peoples and Certain Issues Regarding the Development of Nomadic Animal Husbandry. *Studia Archaeologica*. Vol. XXXI. Fasc. 3. In the main text: [Bendrey, 2007:1039]; in the bibliography: Bendrey R., 2007. New methods for the identification of evidence for bitting on horse remains from archaeological sites. Journal of Archaeological Science 34, pp. 1036–1050. When citing a work in English, use [Outram et al., 2009:1333] in the main text; in the bibliography: A.K. Outram, N.A. Stear, R. Bendrey, S. Olsen, A. Kasparov, V. Zaibert, N. Thorpe, R.P. Evershed. The Earliest Horse Harnessing and Milking. Science, vol. 323, pp. 1332–1335. Footnotes should be used when citing archival materials or online sources.
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