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Journal of Anthropological and Archaeological Sciences

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TypeJOURNAL
ISSN2690-5752
OpenAlexS4210222466
MAG4210222466
Total publications107
Coverage period2020 - 2026
CountryUS
LanguageEN
Impact factor0.061

This journal explicitly covers "Anthropological and Archaeological Sciences," placing it directly within anthropology's subfields. Archaeology is a cognate discipline, and the broader anthropological scope ensures its relevance to social anthropology

3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History · Ancient Near East History · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Archaeology and Historical Studies · Child Nutrition and Water Access · Classical Antiquity Studies · Conservation Techniques and Studies

  • Tjalf Sparnaay’s Postmodern Paintings

    Open Access•Freerk Heule•ARTICLE•2026

    The Dutch painter Tjalf Sparnaay, now 72 years old, is mainly an auto-didact. He started painting food in a photorealistic style, in the line of the Dutch 17th-18th century ‘Banketje’, however, chooses gigantic scales of magnification for his objects. His oil-on canvas works are realized with photographic means in his studio in Hilversum. Exhibitions and publications about his art still give him a growing public among collectors

  • The Past Has Ears at Notre-Dame

    Open Access•Brian F G Katz•ARTICLE•2025

    The acoustic heritage of historic spaces such as the Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris represents a vital but ephemeral dimension of cultural memory. Unlike architectural features or tangible artefacts, acoustics cannot be preserved in situ; they must instead be captured, simulated, or imaginatively reconstructed (Katz, 2024, Mullins and Katz, 2024) (1,2). Following the 2019 fire that severely damaged Notre-Dame, a wave of interdisciplinary research…

  • The Stone Age Man in Highland Environments – A Case Study of the Tatra Mountains

    Open Access•Pawel Valde Nowak•ARTICLE•2025

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

  • Integrating Pre-Colonial Indigenous Australian Art into Global Art History

    Open Access•Allison Bell•ARTICLE•2025

    Among the Anacreontea [1], recognising that the short poem 54 is not at all a chef d’oeuvre, I would like to show that it still may be interesting to look at such minor works so that we may understand better the whole cultural context and traditon from which they come. This poem is a particularly convincing illustration of Simonides’ definition of poetry and painting compared to each other, [2] and it is a kind of model for studying the strong re…

  • Relationships Between Disasters in Past Civilizations and Harsh Conditions on Mars

    Open Access•Wanpeng Sun•ARTICLE•2025

    Among the Anacreontea [1], recognising that the short poem 54 is not at all a chef d’oeuvre, I would like to show that it still may be interesting to look at such minor works so that we may understand better the whole cultural context and traditon from which they come. This poem is a particularly convincing illustration of Simonides’ definition of poetry and painting compared to each other, [2] and it is a kind of model for studying the strong re…

  • A Method for Reconstructing a Genealogical System of Species in Paleoanthropology

    Open Access•Sergey Vyrskiy•ARTICLE•2025

    In paleoanthropology, understanding phylogenesis primarily involves reconstructing the genealogical tree of bipedal primates and early members of the genus Homo. This tree comprises a network of phyletic lines, formed from natural groups of individuals linked through maternal-filial reproductive ties. However, genealogy remains largely unexplored or is approached intuitively, with many researchers relying on typological resemblance rather than re…

  • The Star of Bethlehem and the Conjunction Between Saturn and the Pleiades

    Open Access•Felice Vinci•ARTICLE•2025

    The Gospel of Matthew tells us that “After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and asked, ‘Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him’”. It was in the modern age that several scholars, starting with Johannes Kepler, began to propose the hypothesis that what the Magi had seen was not a star, but an astronomical …

  • On the Evolution of the Human Species

    Open Access•Hardy Hanappi•ARTICLE•2025

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

  • Key to the Egyptian Pyramids

    Open Access•Paul T E Cusack•ARTICLE•2025

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

  • The World Systems and Past Events According to The Analyses of Buddhism Literatures

    Open Access•Wanpeng Sun•ARTICLE•2024

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

  • Dynamic Citizenship

    Open Access•Nabil Jouini•ARTICLE•2024

    Enormous technological advances and scientific discoveries are helping to extend life expectancy and improve performance. However, modern society is also helping to increase social inequalities, with the grievances that afflict the most vulnerable forcing some people to survive from day to day. As globalisation spreads, the process of confrontation is launched between those who have been able to mobilise their resources for general social partici…

  • The Original Meaning of Tityus and Prometheus

    Open Access•Felice Vinci•ARTICLE•2024

    Enormous technological advances and scientific discoveries are helping to extend life expectancy and improve performance. However, modern society is also helping to increase social inequalities, with the grievances that afflict the most vulnerable forcing some people to survive from day to day. As globalisation spreads, the process of confrontation is launched between those who have been able to mobilise their resources for general social partici…

  • Julius Evola’s Philosophical Anthropology of Castes

    Open Access•Michael A Allen, Michael Allen•ARTICLE•2024

    Enormous technological advances and scientific discoveries are helping to extend life expectancy and improve performance. However, modern society is also helping to increase social inequalities, with the grievances that afflict the most vulnerable forcing some people to survive from day to day. As globalisation spreads, the process of confrontation is launched between those who have been able to mobilise their resources for general social partici…

  • The Spiritual Kingdom of Shambala from the Religious Views

    Open Access•Wanpeng Sun•ARTICLE•2024

    Shambala, also spelled as Shambhala or Shamballa, is a realm that was mentioned in several ancient literatures. According to those literatures, there is a country in Shambala, ruled by a king. All people in Shambala are practicing Kalachakra (time wheel), a Buddhism religion. Nonetheless, there are no modern records to testify where it is. Currently, it is deemed as a spiritual kingdom, imagined by religious people. Shambala is mentioned in the K…

  • The History of Human Civilization from the Religious Views

    Open Access•Wanpeng Sun•ARTICLE•2024

    Due to the continuous geological moment of earth surface and technical limitations, an ordinary human is never able to reveal the events in the early stage of earth. Dinosaur fossil is a great discovery, and it is actually very new events comparing with the real age of earth. To date, the oldest fossil is the microfossils discovered in Australia, which could be nearly 3.5 billion years old

  • Radical and Non-Radical Orthodoxy in the Anthropology of Religion

    Open Access•Michael H Allen, Michael Allen•ARTICLE•2024

    If the anthropology of religion incorporates the relationship of the social to the cosmological order, then it has proven to be remarkably inattentive to the Christian radical orthodoxy movement. This late twentieth/early twenty-first century movement emerged in the 1990s from the work of the English theologian, John Milbank

  • The Choice of Cultural Violence or Cultural Peace

    Open Access•David Whippy•ARTICLE•2024

    The catchphrase “wake up and choose violence” was a popular tagline on social media a few years ago, usually indicating someone being mean and comically insulting another. However, the fact that there is truth in the idiom is no laughing matter. We, as human beings have the choice to choose violence or peace every day. Unfortunately, many of us choose violence. But how are we choosing violence over peace? The premise is a difficult one to fathom …

  • A Hypothesis on the Pillars of Hercules and their True Location

    Open Access•Felice Vinci•ARTICLE•2024

    In this article, aimed at identifying the real location of the mythical Pillars of Hercules, it is first verified that in the works of Plutarch and Plato there are correct references to a continent beyond the Atlantic Ocean. Plutarch mentions a “great continent” surrounding the Atlantic Ocean and the islands that lie on that route, and then focuses on an ancient settlement of Europeans, called “continental Greeks”, in the Canadian region of the G…

  • Fringe Projection Method’s Evolving Role in Cultural Asset Cataloging and Conservation

    Open Access•M C Casas Pérez•ARTICLE•2024

    The pursuit of accurately replicating cultural artifacts has been significant throughout history, evolving from mechanical pantographs to modern digital modeling techniques. Today, precise replication enables practical applications in art and conservation, including museography, cataloging, preservation, and virtual exhibitions. Digital models serve as vital records of an artifact’s condition, aiding in its conservation and restoration efforts

  • Mining Processing and Casting in Hittites

    Open Access•Murat Kaya•ARTICLE•2024

    Both the Sumerian and Assyrian Trade Colonies in the Mesopotamia region and the trade exchanges between the Hittite royal colonies in today’s central Anatolia region are mentioned in the Hittite tablets. Especially in the last period of the Hittites, the trade of metals as processed or raw materials takes an important among these commercial products. It is known that mines were processed up to 3000 B.C. years. Iron, gold, silver, tin, copper and …

  • The Hidden Meaning of Samson’s Foxes

    Open Access•Felice Vinci•ARTICLE•2024

  • The Common-Man’s Cosmology

    Open Access•John A T Bye•ARTICLE•2024

    Archaeology (in its widest sense) is the daughter of the cosmology of the universe. The physical evidence lies in abundance around all of us. The mission of archaeology is to order this evidence into a connected narrative. The successful achievement of this goal follows directly from an interpretation of the work of Isaac Newton, which appears to have been neglected. Gravity is the most basic of all forces as the image of an apple falling on Isaa…

  • Solving the Darwinian Paradoxes by “Sun Model of Civilization”, Re-Examine the Origin Of Human

    Open Access•Wanpeng Sun•ARTICLE•2024

    Among the mosaic of countries that are encompassed by the southern part of the so-called New World (America), only Equator, Paraguay, Uruguay, and the Guianas are smaller than Chile. One of the factors that gives Chile’s less than 800,000 square kilometers of land area such a wide range of climates and landscapes is its being one of the longest North-South countries of the world, since the climate, as we know, varies according to the latitude; ho…

  • Dishes on the Royal Table in Poland in the 17th and 18th Centuries. Tradition and Western European Inspiration

    Open Access•Magdalena Ujma•ARTICLE•2024

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

  • Does Everyone Have ADHD? the Evidence for AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder as an Evolutionarily Adaptive Behaviour Originating in the Middle-Upper Paleolithic Period

    Open Access•Joseph Polimeni•ARTICLE•2024

    There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because mos…

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    Open Access•J William Schopf•ARTICLE•2020

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    Open Access•Alexander N Safronov•ARTICLE•2020

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