Top 10 Medieval history Journals (2026 Ranking)

Explore the leading academic journals in Medieval history. This list features high-impact publications ranked by their latest metrics, APC fees, and indexing status.

Highest Citation Rate Medieval history Journal 2026

The highest citation rate medieval history journal currently in our catalog is Peregrinations, published by International Society for the Study of Pilgrimage Art. The ranked list below shows the full medieval history journal ranking by Citation Rate.

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Ranked List: Top Medieval history Publications
#1
Peregrinations
International Society for the Study of Pilgrimage Art · ISSN: 1554-8678
Open Access
#2
حولية سمنار التاريخ الإسلامى والوسيط
Egyptian General Authority for Book · ISSN: 2735-3923
Open Access

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Peregrinations

International Society for the Study of Pilgrimage Art

1554-8678

Medieval history Journals — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest citation rate medieval history journal in 2026?

The top-ranked medieval history journal on this page is the highest-impact-factor publication in our catalog for this field, sourced from our latest data refresh. Compare it with the rest of the ranked list above to see how citation rates distribute across this discipline.

How do I search journal of medieval history citation rate?

Use the ISSN Checker to look up any medieval history journal by ISSN — you get the latest OpenAlex Citation Rate, CiteScore, quartile, indexing badges, and OA status in one view. Or browse the ranked list above directly.

Are there open access medieval history journals with high citation rate?

Yes — medieval history titles flagged with the green Open Access badge above are both peer-reviewed and freely readable. Several are also DOAJ-listed and Scopus-indexed.

What does medieval history journal ranking mean?

The medieval history journal ranking on this page is by OpenAlex Citation Rate — the average citation count for articles published in the prior two years. Other ranking systems (CiteScore, SJR, OpenAlex Quartiles) apply different windows and weightings. Read what journal citation rate means »

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