Near Eastern Archaeology is an academic journal focused on the archaeology of the Middle East, dedicated to deepening our understanding of the people, culture, history and literature of the region through archaeological discoveries. The Middle East region has a long history and rich culture, and its heritage, from ancient urban civilization to biblical documents, all show the brilliance and complexity of human civilization.

The journal provides a window into the ancient Middle Eastern world by publishing the latest archaeological research. From the mud-brick cities of Mesopotamia to ancient ports along the Mediterranean coast, archaeologists are constantly discovering new remains and artifacts that not only enrich our understanding of ancient life, but also provide us with valuable information about ancient social structures, religious beliefs, and cultural exchanges.