The Journal of the Anthropological Society of South Australia publishes original research, reviews, and interdisciplinary studies at the intersection of anthropology, archaeology, history, linguistics, and applied sciences. The journal emphasizes the integration of scientific, engineering, and technological approaches to cultural, material, and environmental research. Areas of interest include archaeological science and materials analysis, geoarchaeology and geotechnical applications, remote sensing, GIS, and computational methods, heritage conservation engineering, environmental and sustainability studies, forensic and bioengineering applications, and innovative technologies in anthropology and archaeology. In addition, the journal welcomes contributions that explore historical perspectives on human societies and cultural development, as well as linguistic studies that illuminate communication, identity, and cultural transmission across time and space. Through this broad and interdisciplinary scope, the journal provides a platform for advancing knowledge that connects the social sciences with technological and scientific innovations.
