VENETIAN AND OTTOMAN CASTLES OF THE PELOPONNESE (13th-19th CENTURIES)
- 318 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The book presents an extensive examination of castles and fortified towns in the Peloponnese, focusing on their historical significance during the Venetian and Ottoman conflicts leading up to the Greek War of Independence. It features 250 illustrations and 12 maps, highlighting the architectural innovations of military engineers from the Middle Ages and Early Modern Era. The text incorporates newly-discovered Venetian archives and recent Ottoman period contributions, enhancing understanding of these strategic strongholds and their impact on local populations.
