Classical Antiquity is a journal dedicated to exploring interdisciplinary research and discussion of major issues in the field of classics. It covers all aspects of Greek and Roman civilization from the Bronze Age to late antiquity, including literature, history, archaeology, art, philosophy, and linguistics. This broad academic coverage makes the journal uniquely valuable and influential in the field of classics.

The journal encourages scholars to adopt an interdisciplinary approach, combining different disciplinary perspectives and methods to more fully understand and explain the complexity and diversity of classical civilizations. In this way, the magazine is able to show the performance and influence of classical civilization in different historical periods and cultural contexts. The content includes not only traditional historical and literary studies, but also extends to in-depth analysis of classical art and archaeological finds, as well as the exploration of classical philosophy and linguistics. This multi-dimensional approach helps to reveal the profound influence of classical civilization on ideology, culture and society.