Since its inception at the end of the 19th century, L'Anthropologie has become an important academic resource for studying the early history and evolution of humanity. As an authoritative journal in the field of prehistoric science and paleoanthropology, it has not only documented the development of anthropological research but also witnessed the evolution and breakthroughs in related scientific theories.

One of the features of the journal is the regular publication of thematic issues, which typically focus on hot topics or emerging research areas of concern to the academic community, providing scholars with a platform for in-depth discussion and exchange of the latest research findings. The original articles it publishes cover various aspects from fossil discoveries, genetic analyses to archaeological excavations, reflecting the depth and breadth of interdisciplinary research.

In addition, the book review section of the magazine provides readers with critical analysis of the latest academic works and important literature, which not only helps the academic community to evaluate and absorb new knowledge but also promotes the exchange and collision of different viewpoints and methods. Through these rich contents, the journal provides valuable academic support and inspiration for anthropologists, archaeologists, historians, and readers interested in the origins and evolution of humanity around the world.