The Annual Of The British School At Athens Yearbook details the research projects of the British School of Athens in Greek archaeology, history, art history and related fields. These reports provide the academic community with first-hand information on the latest research results and findings. The subjects covered are very broad, from art history, archaeology, history, linguistics to cultural studies, and almost all academic fields related to Greece are covered. This interdisciplinary coverage makes the Almanac an important resource for the study of Greek history and culture.

Through these high-quality scholarly contributions, the journal plays an important role in promoting Greek research and academic exchange, serving as a bridge linking different disciplines and academic backgrounds. Each issue of the journal is dedicated to advancing the in-depth study and understanding of Greek history and culture, providing scholars and readers with an invaluable academic resource and platform for reflection. Through these efforts, the Yearbook not only enjoys a high reputation in the academic community, but also lays a solid foundation for the future development of Greek studies.