Archaologisches Korrespondenzblatt is an academic journal dedicated to the field of archaeology, dedicated to presenting the latest archaeological research results to professional scholars and researchers. The journal covers the prehistoric period, early history, and archaeological studies of the Roman province, as well as its related scientific developments in Europe and its immediate vicinity. It is not only a platform for academic exchange, but also a window to display new discoveries and theories.

The content of the journal is not limited to traditional research papers, but special emphasis is placed on brief analysis and discussion of new discoveries of super-regional interest. This comprehensive perspective allows the journal to provide readers with a wider range of academic perspectives and in-depth academic discussions. In this way, the journal not only promotes the dissemination of knowledge in the field of archaeology, but also strengthens academic exchanges and cooperation between different regions and cultures. The journal also encourages scholars to share their research methods and findings, thereby promoting the development and innovation of archaeological methodology. In this way, the journal aims to be a bridge between the past and the present, connecting different cultures and academic fields, and contributing to the development of archaeology.