Journal of Social Archaeology is an internationally peer-reviewed journal dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary research focused on archaeological social methods, opening up new areas of debate and exploration. It has participated in and promoted the theoretical development of other related disciplines, such as feminism, queer theory, postcolonialism, social geography, literary theory, political science, anthropology, cognitive research, and behavioral science. The contribution of this journal is that it provides a platform for scholars from different disciplines to exchange and share their research findings and perspectives, thereby promoting dialogue and knowledge exchange between disciplines. This is very important for the diversity and progress of the academic community. Through such communication and sharing, scholars can better understand the relationship between archaeology and social methods, as well as how these methods can be applied to research in other related disciplines.