The Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies publishes world-wide research in the whole range of Classical Studies. Recent articles include art history, archaeology, ancient history, military history, and a range of social and economic studies. Studies of language have included the original deciphering of Linear B, and continues with new textual discoveries in papyri. Research in Greek theatre and performance now has the added dimension given by reception studies. As well as established international scholars, BICS has always sought contributions by younger scholars. From 2010, BICS will be published annually in two issues. BICS provides essential reading for the Classics community world-wide.

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