Those Albanian villagers who settled in the southern part of Pogoni were gradually assimilated by the Greek element. British traveler John Hobhouse noted in early 19th century that Delvinaki consisted of 300 dwellings inhabited by Greeks.
The Albanian villagers who settled in the southern part of Pogoni were gradually integrated into the Greek community. British traveler John Hobhouse observed this demographic shift in Delvinaki, noting its predominantly Greek population.