Journal of Archaeohistorical Studies is aimed at archaeologists and historians with particular interests in advancing their knowledge about archaeohistory of the Old World. This quarterly journal publishes original research on socio-religious and socio-cultural evolution across the Old World throughout the archaeohistorical time scale. Evolving horizons of settlement patterns, shifting mobility networks, and religio-socio-economic changes reflected through artifactual, written or structural developments are the primary focus areas of ASAS Roads and Religions Research Initiative, a project responsible for initiating this research journal. Journal of Archaeohistorical Studies provides a forum for archaeologists, ethnoarchaeologists, historians, and experts in the field of comparative religion studies from different academic backgrounds who share a common interest in the above-mentioned fields. Journal of Archaeohistorical Studies seeks to invite scholars to contribute original and unpublished manuscripts for showcasing research advancement in one or more than one aspect of archaeohistorical interests mentioned above.

Scope and contents
JAHS features peer-reviewed original research and review articles written in any language concerning the archaeohistorical studies of any region in Asia, Europe, and Africa. Please provide two abstracts and keywords in English and the language of your manuscript.

Review policy and procedure
Accepted papers are peer-reviewed by at least two experts. Peer-reviewers are selected for their knowledge and expertise and may include JAHS Editorial or Advisory Board.

Manuscript
Manuscripts can go to any length but it is Chief Editor”s right to edit them to a smaller size. Double spacing is not required. Footnotes should be avoided generally but can be added if inevitable. Manuscripts submitted to the JAHS should be comprised of an article title, Author”s names, and contact details. (It should also include) abstract of 150-250 words, up to 5 keywords, suitable for online search purposes.
Authors are required to prove evidence that the substance of the research paper”s content has not been published previously and is not currently being considered for publication elsewhere. Contributors are required to submit the manuscript including illustrations in the form of electronic files. Line drawings should be created at a minimum of 1200 dpi and photographs should be scanned in at a minimum of 600 dpi.

Permissions
Authors are requested to obtain permission to reproduce photographs, drawings, tables, and any other copyrighted material.
Illustrations or photographs downloaded from the Internet can (be) accepted if there is no copyright issue involved and reference to the web link is given.