George Terezakis, Thessaly in the Later Middle Ages:

Demetrios Agoritsas

doi:10.17879/byzrev-2026-9616

May 4, 2026Open Access

George Terezakis, Thessaly in the Later Middle Ages:

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The aim is to analyze the social structure and spatial organization of the population in Thessaly during the Later Middle Ages.
Historical analysis of demographic data from the 12th to 15th centuries.
Examination of social hierarchies and settlement patterns.
Utilization of primary sources to assess population distribution.
Detailed insights into the social classes present in Thessaly during the specified period.
Identification of key regions with varying population densities and characteristics.
Illustration of the impact of socio-political changes on population distribution.

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Monograph explores social composition and spatial distribution of Thessaly's population from the 12th to 15th centuries, revealing historical insights.

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George Terezakis, Thessaly in the Later Middle Ages: Social Composition and Spatial Distribution of the Population, 12th–15th Centuries (The Medieval Mediterranean 146). Leiden: Brill 2026. 773 pp. – ISBN 978-90-04-73816-4

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