Manuscript Submission: Correspondence concerning manuscript and other publishing matters should be addressed to the Editor or the Managing Editor, Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, 786 004, Assam. Email: editor.anthrodu@gmail.com

Manuscript should be submitted in M.S Word Format with Times New Roman Font (Font Size 12), double-spaced throughout with wide margins. We generally prefer write-up on North East India. All pages should be numbered consecutively. Footnotes should be avoided. If essential, it should be given as the end notes following the last page of the text. Figures and illustrations, if any should be submitted in a form suitable for making blocks and to fit the printed pages of the Bulletin. Each table should be submitted on a separate sheet, numbered and must have a legend or heading.

Manuscript Types and Style:

The manuscripts are categorized under three types - Original Articles, Short Communications and Reviews. The manuscript should be prepared according to the prescribed style of the Journal. Manuscripts which do not duly confirm to the Journal style will be returned to the Authors.

Manuscript Structure:

Manuscript should consist of the following divisions:

1. Title
2. Text
3. Acknowledgements (if any)
4. References
5. Tables
6. Figures / Illustrations
7. Appendix (if any)

References:

The list of reference should include only works referred to in the text. References should be arranged alphabetically and in the following manner:

• DUBE, S. C. 1990. Indian Society. National Book Trust, New Delhi.
• TAKANO, K and J. R. MILLER. 1972. ABO incompatibility as a cause of spontaneous abortion. Journal of Medical Genetics. 9: 144 – 150.
• LIVINGSTONE, F.B. 1960. On the non existence of human races. In Ashley Montagu (Ed): The Concept of Race. pp 46 – 60. Free Press, New York.

Tables:

Each table should be submitted on a separate sheet, numbered and must have a legend or heading.

Figures:

Figures and illustrations, if any should be submitted in a form suitable for making blocks and to fit the printed pages of the Bulletin.

Footnotes:

Footnotes should be avoided. If essential, it should be given as the end notes following the last page of the text.

Editing and Author Copy:

Manuscripts accepted for publication are subject to copyediting and to editorial changes required for conciseness, clarity and stylistic consistency. The author of each paper will receive a copy of the Bulletin free of cost.