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The ancient name of this village is Trouloti, and thus is rendered in Venetian documentation and censuses. In Ottoman register of 1671 it is not quoted, but it appears again in 1834 (census of Pashley) with its current name. In census of1881 is also recorded as Tourloti belonging to then municipality of Partira.
The name of village emanated from its panoramic position, at the top of the last hill range that begins from Tefeli, kefalochori of Asterousia municipality. In the wider region of the village many archaeological artifacts have been found from cultivators, while the impetuous flow of water and rainfalls have unearthed ancient graves which get covered again under mud or are taken away by the powerful flow of the river.
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The village of Ligortinos is in the County of Monofatsi which is administered by the Municipality of Asteroussia with a population of 610, located on an altitude of 380 m. and it is10 klm. North of Pirgos.
The name of the village Ligortinos (Ligordine) was first recorded in old manuscripts in 1271. It was also in a census by Barozzi in 1583.
Late Minoan archaeological finds of Ligortinos are in the museum of Louvre.
Moreover, in Monumenti Veneti (Venetian Monuments) Gerola refers to an old fountain constructed by an ingenious technician dated back to the Roman Times.
The name of the village is Pre-hellenic. The Cultural Association Club of the village helps keep its tradition, from the narrow stone alleys to the monuments like the old Aquaduct. There are also remains of old churches like the Holy Trinity. The patron saint of the village is Saint Haralambos and on his name day on February 10, a religious traditional fair is held. The community of Plakiotisa pertains to Ligortinos with a magnificent dam.
The name of the village Ligortinos (Ligordine) was first recorded in old manuscripts in 1271. It was also in a census by Barozzi in 1583.
Late Minoan archaeological finds of Ligortinos are in the museum of Louvre.
Moreover, in Monumenti Veneti (Venetian Monuments) Gerola refers to an old fountain constructed by an ingenious technician dated back to the Roman Times.
The name of the village is Pre-hellenic. The Cultural Association Club of the village helps keep its tradition, from the narrow stone alleys to the monuments like the old Aquaduct. There are also remains of old churches like the Holy Trinity. The patron saint of the village is Saint Haralambos and on his name day on February 10, a religious traditional fair is held. The community of Plakiotisa pertains to Ligortinos with a magnificent dam.

The village of Pirathi is in the County of Asteroussia, 3.5 klm. east of Tefeli. It is situated approximately where the old town of Pirathos was discovered and therefore named after it.
The village was first recorded in census by Barozzi in 1577.