Asian Perspectives: The Journal of Archaeology for Asia and the Pacific is an academic journal dedicated to archaeology in Asia and the Pacific. It not only covers the traditional fields of archaeology, but also expands to interdisciplinary research related to prehistory, paleoanthropology, physical anthropology, and ethnography. This interdisciplinary fusion provides a common communication platform for archaeologists, anthropologists, and ethnologists, promoting dialogue and knowledge sharing among different disciplines.

The articles and book reviews published in this journal not only provide the latest research findings for professionals, but also offer valuable resources for scholars and students interested in prehistoric cultures in Asia and the Pacific. These contents may include in-depth analysis of ancient civilizations, new interpretations of archaeological materials, and a modern perspective on traditional ethnographic research.