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Middle Byzantine

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843–1204 · Period scaffold

Middle Byzantine Expansion and Transmission · navigation scaffold

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Dating / scope noteBroad Middle Byzantine navigation period; object dates remain museum-record specific.

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Mount Athos← associated-with-period · source-backed

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Icons and Iconoclasm in Byzantium
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Mount AthosMiddle Byzantine ←associated-with-period— Mount Athos · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-184.Capture of Constantinople, 1204Middle Byzantine —ends-with→ Capture of Constantinople, 1204 · chronologicalWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-166.Capture of Constantinople, 1204Middle Byzantine ←disrupts— Capture of Constantinople, 1204 · chronologicalWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-343.Christianization of Kyivan Rus’, 988Middle Byzantine —contains-event→ Christianization of Kyivan Rus’, 988 · chronologicalWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-165.

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Middle Byzantineassociated-with-periodMount Athoscentered-onMount Athos Later Orthodox Transmission Network
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Middle Byzantineends-withCapture of Constantinople, 1204occurs-atConstantinople
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Middle Byzantineends-withCapture of Constantinople, 1204precedesByzantine Reconquest of Constantinople, 1261
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