Arqueolog í a is an academic journal dedicated to archaeology and ancient history in the fields of Mediterranean and European culture. This journal is renowned for its extensive temporal and spatial coverage and open attitude towards disciplinary boundaries, providing a platform for the archaeological community to explore ancient civilizations in depth. The journal covers a wide range of time, starting from the early civilizations of the Eastern world and extending all the way to the late Roman Empire. This broad time span allows scholars to study and compare archaeological discoveries from different periods and regions, thereby better understanding the continuity and changes of the ancient world. Specially accepting research that affects boundary stages, that is, research that transitions between different historical or cultural periods. These studies help to reveal social dynamics and cultural changes at historical turning points, providing a key perspective for understanding the development of the ancient world.