Anthropological Notebooks is the official journal of the Slovenian Anthropological Society, which has undergone peer review and has been summarized and indexed in international bibliographic databases, ensuring its academic quality and international influence. At first, the magazine was published once a year, but starting from 2006, in order to better meet the needs of the academic community, it was changed to be published every six months. In 2008, in order to further improve the frequency of publication and the efficiency of academic exchange, the magazine began publishing three issues per year.

It is not only a window for anthropological research in Slovenia, but also an important academic forum for the international anthropological community. It has published many high-quality research papers covering multiple subfields of anthropology, including socio-cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeological anthropology, and more. In addition, the journal also pays attention to the latest developments and trends in anthropological research, providing scholars with a timely platform to understand and exchange academic achievements. The magazine has made significant contributions to the development of anthropology by continuously improving its publication quality and academic standards.