Ο 11ος Τόμος τουΤabula Imperii Byzantini, του Peter Soustal και της Αυστριακής Ακαδημίας των Επιστημών (Βιέννη, 2022), συνιστά ένα αξεπέραστο και θεμελιώδες κατόρθωμα για την Ιστορική Τοπογραφία και Αρχαιολογία της Μακεδονίας κατά τους αιώνες από τον 4ο έως και 15ο. Προσθετέα (addenda) θέσεις και μνημεία, τεκμηριωμένα παλαιότερα (σε υπηρεσιακές καταγραφές), είτε και εσχάτως αποκαλυφθέντα, που…
Athens, one of the most important cultural centres of Antiquity, has not yet received the attention it deserves for the medieval period of its historical development. Particularly promising appears the investigation of its Christian sacred buildings, which, in contrast to most of the utility structures, have more often survived the historical upheavals and, forming a…
In the frame of the project TIB – Historical Geography of the Byzantine Empire – Pontos is understood as the area that stretches along the coast of the Black Sea from Sinop/Sinōpē until the estuary of the Akampsis/Çoruh Nehri (ca. 550 km) and up to 250 km inland. It comprises the Early Byzantine provinces of…
Urbanism and the question of the functional and physical character of urban settlements in the Byzantine Middle Ages are subjects that have generated particular interest among Byzantinists, resulting in a prolific theoretical discourse. Much of what is proposed, however, relies predominantly on the evidence of the sources, with archaeological data still insufficiently available and poorly…