History and Anthropology is a comprehensive academic journal aimed at exploring the interdisciplinary fields between history and anthropology. This magazine typically publishes academic research on human society, culture, behavior, and their evolution over time, with a particular focus on anthropological research from a historical perspective and historical research from an anthropological perspective. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to social structure, cultural heritage, religious beliefs, economic activities, political systems, and technological development. It encourages the use of interdisciplinary research methods such as archaeology, philology, ethnography, oral history, etc., to reveal the complexity of human society and culture.

The Journal of History and Anthropology was founded in the late 20th century by a group of scholars who were passionate about the intersection of history and anthropology. The original intention of the magazine was to provide a platform for historians and anthropologists to exchange ideas, share research results, and promote the integration and development of the two disciplines. Over time, this magazine has become an important academic exchange venue in the field.