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Architectural Networks in the North Aegean Tamara R. Mose the authors argue for aDuring the Hellenistic period, the North Aegean Sea was a dynamic and diverse area, linked by robust trading networks and sometimes precarious political allegiances. The islands of Thasos, Samothrace, and Lesbos in particular played crucial roles in their position between Anatolia, Macedonia, Thrace, and Greece. Migration, trade, and politics not to mention the specifics of sites and climate shaped the development of architecture, which pioneered many