The Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology is an international academic journal dedicated to the study of Paleolithic archaeology. This magazine is dedicated to publishing high-quality research articles on early human behavior, culture, environmental interactions, as well as prehistoric technology and art. As an important publication in the field of archaeology, it provides researchers with a specialized platform to discuss archaeological discoveries and theories from the Paleolithic era.

The scope of the journal is extensive, including but not limited to analysis of stone tools, reports on site excavations, reconstruction of ancient environments, research on human evolution, and the economic and social structure of the Paleolithic era. By publishing cutting-edge research findings, it aims to promote understanding of early human history and facilitate academic exchanges among paleolithic archaeologists worldwide. The journal adopts a peer review process to ensure that the published research has rigorous scientific methods and significant academic contributions. The target readers of the magazine include archaeologists, historians, paleontologists, geologists, as well as scholars and students interested in early human civilization. Through its high impact factor and international editorial team, the journal enjoys a high reputation in the academic community and is one of the authoritative journals in the field of Paleolithic research.