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The study examines the palaeoclimatic background and the regionalmanifestations of the Medieval Climate Anomaly in the Eastern Mediterranean,with a focus on the Byzantine Empire, but also including neighbouring polities.It explores the interplay between climatic factors and the socioeconomicdynamics between the 10th and 12th centuries, concentrating on the late 10thand 11th centuries, also overlapping with the Oort Solar Minimum. In particularit contrasts scenarios of an economic boom and of an collapse of the EasternMediterranean created in recent scholarship for this period and evaluates thesenotions based on a close reading and citation of historiographical and otherwritten sources. Thereby, both potentials as well as problems of a combinationof archives of society and archives of nature become evident.

The Medieval Climate Anomaly, the Oort Minimum and Socio-Political  Dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Byzantine Empire, 10th to 12th  Century