Some Byzantine and Later Settlements in Eastern Phokis

Pamela Armstrong

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Byzantine Studies and History Archaeology and Historical Studies

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This study publishes pottery from ten Byzantine and post-Byzantine sites in eastern Phokis between Atalanti, Elateia and Orchomenos. The pottery reveals a Middle-Byzantine revival in the area, followed by a decline during the Tourkokratia and, by the nineteenth century, a concentration of settlement into fewer, larger sites.

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