Κορομηλά, «Ίμβρος» (2003)
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Abbreviation
Κορομηλά, «Ίμβρος» (2003)
Form of publication
Article from a Periodical

Μαριάννα Κορομηλά, «Ίμβρος» «Ένα νησί στο Αιγαίο» Γαιόραμα 58 Αθήνα 2003 σσ. 120-153

Data
Marianna Koromila, "Imbros. An island in the Aegean" (in Greek). Full details of the volume of the journal Gaiorama : November – December 2003, no. 10, vol. 58. The article entitled Imbros (in Greek) by Marianna Koromila was published together with BW photographs by N. Economopoulos / Magnum; captions by M.K., and an inset two-page map of the Aegean – Balkans – W. Turkey (between pp. 124-125). See the entire, uncut text in Companion Text: Koromila, Imbros (2003).
Key words
1923.
Aegean, NE.
Agrarian-pastoral society.
Ancient cults.
Artisans, builders from Madytos.
Bartholomew Koutloumousianos.
Bartholomew, Ecumenical Patriarch.
Byzantine Empire.
Byzantine period.
Cyprus Question.
Cyriac of Ancona.
Dardanelles / Hellespont.
Dry stone masonry.
Ecclesiastical buildings.
Ecum. Patriarchate, Metropolis of Imbros and Tenedos.
Fauna.
Flora.
Fredrich, Carl Johann, archaeologist.
Great Gods of Samothrace.
Greek antiquity.
Greek education.
Hermes, god.
Human rights – violations.
Imbros / Imvros / Gökçeada.
Ioannes Eugenikos, nomophylax.
Iron Age.
John VIII Palaeologus / Ioannes VIII Palaiologos.
Kabeiroi, gods / deities.
Kritoboulos of Imbros.
Late Byzantine period, Palaeologan / Palaiologan period.
Late Ottoman period.
Madytos / Eceabat.
Manners and customs.
Metochia / monastic dependencies, Mount Athos.
Metochia / monastic dependencies, Mount Sinai.
Middle Ottoman period.
Modern period.
Nikephoros Glykas, Metropolitan of Imbros.
Ottoman Empire.
Ottoman period.
Palaeologans / Palaiologans.
Persecutions.
Popular architecture.
Romiosyne.
Sibthorp, John, botanist.
Tenedos / Bozcaada.
Theophanes, hieromonk.
Thrace.
Thracian archipelago.
Thracian peninsula / Gallipoli peninsula.
Thracian Sporades, islands.
Traditional codes.
Transitional / Modern Greek period.
Travelers.
Treaty of Lausanne, 1923.
Turkey.
Turkish prisons.