Panos THeodoridis

Panos Theodoridis was born in 1948 in Thessaloniki and grew up in Giannitsa. He studied architecture in Thessaloniki and monument conservation in York. He worked as an excavation architect and researcher of medieval technology on numerous archaeological missions, both Greek and international. As a restorer for the Ministry of Culture for six years, he was involved with many monuments, particularly in Macedonia. His research includes the study of the Roman Via Egnatia, monastic architecture, medieval watermills, and fortifications. He systematically engaged in historical and monumental topography. His publications and presentations include "Table of Toponyms of the Athonite Productive Space," "Contribution to the Study of Late Byzantine Housing," "Almyros," "The Monastic Model," "Mesogaia Mediterranean," among others. Since 1965, he has also published poetry and prose in various magazines, especially those in Thessaloniki. His work is primarily concentrated in the first and second period of Tram, in the magazine Chartis, and in Entefktirio. He has been involved in poetry, prose, theater, screenwriting, translation, criticism, radio, journalism, collaborations with newspapers and magazines, as well as blogging. He passed away on February 14, 2025.