In 1300, the total destruction of the ancient capital of Lefkada forced the inhabitants to relocate and live inside and around the Fortress. An area with insurmountable environmental problems combined with numerous and significant earthquakes.

The question arises of how these people not only managed to survive but also how, through countless difficulties, they managed to compose an original construction of buildings to address the most critical issue, the earthquakes.

How they were able, from complete destruction, with the resources of the will to live, stone, wood, primordial structural tradition, and their ingenuity, to create.

The subject of the book is the answers to this complex issue, which has sparked the interest of the scientific community and beyond the borders of the country.