Latin American Antiquity, a quarterly journal, not only provides scholars with a platform for publishing research findings but is also committed to promoting a deeper understanding and study of the ancient civilizations in this region. The journal covers a wide range of topics from the prehistoric period to the Spanish Conquest, including the social structure, religious beliefs, economic activities, and artistic expressions of ancient civilizations.Furthermore, it adopts an interdisciplinary research approach, combining various methods such as archaeological excavations, historical documents, ethnographic records, and art analysis to reveal the complexity and diversity of ancient Latin American societies. By publishing these comprehensive studies, the journal aims to foster dialogue and collaboration between different disciplines, enhancing the depth and breadth of research.

The readership of Latin American Antiquity includes archaeologists, historians, art historians, ethnologists, and a broad audience interested in the ancient civilizations of Latin America. The content published by the journal not only reflects the latest research developments in the field but also provides inspiration and guidance for future research directions. Through these efforts, the journal expects to contribute new perspectives and knowledge to the study of ancient civilizations in Latin America.