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- The Mediterranean climate with its dry and hot summers and mild winters with irregular and varying rainfall, obtains only in the coastal regions on either side of the Aegean or the Ionian and Adriatic seas1. Some researchers have analyzed how past climate changes could have affected and caused the decline of Imperial Rome, and others have shown the results of archaeological and geological findings that indicate the eastern part of the remaining half of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, probably was affected by climate changes such as the Late Antique Ice Age, the Medieval Climate Anomaly, and the Little Ice Age2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.The Mediterranean climate with its dry and hot summers (c.28° on average) and mild winters (c.8° average in January) with irregular and varying rainfall, obtains only in the coastal regions on either side of the Aegean or the Ionian and Adriatic seas.www.cambridge.org/core/books/byzantine-econom…
Some researchers have analyzed how past climate changes could have affected and caused the decline of Imperial Rome, and others have shown the results of archaeological and geological findings that indicate the eastern part of the remaining half of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, probably was affected by climate changes such as the Late Antique Ice Age from around the 6th and 7th centuries AD; the Medieval Climate...
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