About the Journal

The journal “Archaeology” is a peer-reviewed academic publication focused on current issues in archaeology and related disciplines. It aims to disseminate both theoretical and practical research within the academic community. The journal pays particular attention to studies conducted in Georgia and the Caucasus region; however, it is open to international scholarly collaboration and promotes the development of interdisciplinary approaches.

The journal operates under a double-blind peer review system, ensuring the academic quality and objective evaluation of submitted manuscripts. Each article is reviewed by independent specialists, and the editorial policy is based on standards of academic ethics and scientific integrity. The publication supports an open access policy, under which published articles are freely available to the wider public through an online platform, facilitating the free dissemination of knowledge and increasing citation potential. Authors retain copyright to their work, and articles are published under appropriate licensing terms that ensure their lawful use for academic purposes with proper attribution.

The editorial board guarantees the confidentiality of authors’ and reviewers’ personal data and ensures the protection of materials submitted during the review process. The journal also ensures the long-term preservation of published materials and participates in international digital archiving systems such as LOCKSS and CLOCKSS, thereby guaranteeing the permanent accessibility and protection of articles.

The mission of the journal is to advance archaeological research, support young scholars and researchers, promote the implementation of innovative methodologies, and strengthen international academic cooperation. It serves as a platform that brings together new data, analyses, and theoretical discussions, significantly contributing to the progress of both regional and global archaeological research.