Archaeological Dialogues is an academic journal dedicated to advancing the discussion of innovative issues in the field of archaeology. It plays an important role in a rapidly changing academic environment, particularly in the renewal of conceptual frameworks and the reshaping of archaeology's place in contemporary society.

The journal, although originating in the tradition of European archaeology, has now expanded into a platform serving the international academic community. It provides a place for archaeologists from all over the world to discuss and share the latest developments in archaeological theory and practice, and promotes exchange and cooperation in different cultural and academic contexts. At its core lies debate, which is part of its name and mission. The journal encourages open and critical discussion of a variety of issues in archaeology, including methodological innovations, the diversity of theories, and how archaeology relates to the problems and needs of modern society. This culture of debate not only promotes the collision of academic ideas, but also advances the field of archaeology.