In 2008, the Australian government announced plans for a new research quality and evaluation system called the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) initiative. One of the indicators used is discipline-specific journal rankings, and they’ve just released the 2010 Ranked Journal List which assigns a rating of A*, A, B, or C to 20,712 unique peer reviewed journals.
Not surprisingly, the key publications of the American Anthropological Association fared well: American Anthropology, and American Ethnologist received the highest grades of A* while Medical Anthropology Quarterly, Current Anthropology, Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, Visual Anthropology, and Ethos all received respectable grades of A. UBC Library subscribes to all of these journals via Anthrosource.
Thanks to Greg Downey at the Culture Matters blog for compiling and coding all the anthropology journals into a single manageable spreadsheet, which you can access in pdf form here.