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The Cradle of Chinese Civilization, Ancient China
A map showing the cradle of Chinese civilization.
Empires of the Middle East, Nebuchadnezzar
A map showing the relation of the Median and second Babylonian empires, during the reign of Nebuchadnezzer the Great.
The Empire of Darius, Darius
A mpa showing the empire of Darius at its zenith.
Malay Archipelago,
Map showing the Malay Archipelago.
Dominion of Solomon, Solomon
A map of the Dominion of Solomon.
Galilee and Surrounding Provinces,
A map of Galilee and the surrounding provinces.
Phoenicia, Ancient Phoenicia
A map of Phoenicia and her colonies.
Asia Minor, Syria, and Mesopotamia,
A map showing the cities of Asia Minor, Syria, and Mesopotamia.
Mithradatic Wars, Mithradatic Wars
A map to illustrate the Mithradatic Wars.
Syria and Palestine, 1142, 1142
A map showing Christian Kingdoms in Syria and Palestine A.D. 1142.
Empire of Genghis Khan, 1227
A map showing the empire of Genghis Khan at the time of his death.
Mongol States Around 1280, Around 1280
A map showing the Mongol states around 1280 A.D., during the time of Marco Polo's travels.
The Empire of Timuraine, 1398
A map showing the Empire of Timuraine.
Siam before 1893, 1893
A map showing Siam (Thailand) before 1893.
Southeastern Asia, 1899
Map of Southeast Asia in color.
Phillipines and East Asia, 1900
A map of the Phillipines and East Asia in 1919, with insets of northern Luzon and northerneastern China.
Eastern Asia in 1903, 1903
A map of East Asia as it was in 1903.
Palestine, 1903
The country of Palestine.
Turkish Asia, Arabia and Persia, 1906
Map of Turkish Asia, Arabia, and Persia in 1906.
India, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Baluchistan, 1906
Map of India, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Baluchistan in 1906.
Eastern India, Burma, Siam, French Indo-China and Malay Peninsula, 1906
Map of Eastern India, Burma, Siam, French Indo-China and Malay Peninsula in 1906.
East Indies, 1906
Map of East Indies in 1906.
Siam 1911, 1911
A map showing boundaries after 1911 between Siam (Thailand) and French Indochina.
Armenia, 1915
The Armenian nation is one of the oldest in the world; the Armenian church is the oldest state Christian church in the world.
The Russian Campaign in Asia Minor, World War I
General map of the Eastern Theatre of War, the shaded portion showing the extent of the Russian advance.
, World War I
Map showing the Turks in Asia, also the opposing forces of British and Russians and the approximate strength of each.
Eastern Trans-Siberian Railroad, 1918
A map of the Trans-Siberian Railroad from Lake Baikal to Vladiivostok. This section, except for Vladivostok and Harbin, was largely controlled by the Bolsheviki during World War 1.
The Shantung Peninsula, 1919
The transfer of the Shantung peninsula to Japan was opposed by the Chinese statesman who claimed that Germany possessed no rights that should no properly revert to China.
Stepping Stones to Australia, 1919
Map showing the "stepping stones" to Australia, and the colonial holdings of Western nations in the region.
Political Map of Asia in 1919, 1919
A political map of Asia in 1919.
Asia Minor, 1920
Asia Minor, showing railroads, proposed railroads, canals, and height of land.
Spread of Buddhism, 1921
A map to illustrate the spread of Buddhism.
Japan and East Asia, 1921
A map of Japan and East Asia, showing some former Japanese colonial holdings.
Valley of Thebarma, 45
This map gives the modern names of villages, etc, in the Valley of the ancient Thebarma. The mountains, on the west, a part of the Zagros chain, are occupied by Kurds.
Yuan Chwang's Route from China to India, 629-645
A map showing Yuan Chwang's route from China to India, from 629 to 645 A.D.
The Tang Empire, 700
A map of the Chinese Empire during the Tang dynasty at its greatest extent.
Central Asia, 200-0 B.C.
A map of Central Asia during the first and second centuries B.C.
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