Boeotian landscapes. A GIS-based study for the reconstruction and interpretation of the archaeological datasets of ancient Boeotia.

The denser occupation of the landscape, known for the Classical period elsewhere in Boeotia and in Greece, could be attested here by the presence of a probable

If the site at Pavlon-Palaiokastron is to be identified with ancient Olmones, then one may ask why the two small poleis (komai) according to Pausanias, or the main polis of

A strict correlation between the discovery of sites and the presence of a road (which makes discovery easier and archaeological remains more accessible) is clearly

In the Roman period, after Haliartos’ defeat, in 171 BC (see appendix I.8, under the city components), the evidence known from the city area and immediate surroundings is

For example, from the aforementioned modern and pre- modern settlement chambers, evidence for habitation exists for the Thespies/Leondari area with the ancient

Besides, a long-term settlement approach would give emphasis to the occupation of the area especially in the Late Classical – Early Hellenistic period, as

The great 4 th C BC plan and rewalling at Tanagra attest to a large and wealthy city in Classical Greek times, and it is perhaps only with the arrival of Roman power in

At a final stage, comparative analysis of the results obtained with the study at the micro-regional level was carried out and proved to be useful to