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	Eurasia, Map of Eurasia.
	Eurasia, Map of Eurasia.
	World of the Ancients, Ancient A map showing the world as the ancients knew it.
	Empire of Alexander the Great, Alexander The Great A map showing the campaigns and empire of Alexander the Great.
	The Pluvial Period, Pluvial Period A map of Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa in the Forest (Pluvial) period, about 15,000 or 12,000 years ago.
	The World According to Herodotus, Herodotus A map of the world from the time of Herodotus.
	Campaigns of Alexander the Great, Alexander The Great A map showing the campaigns and empire of Alexander the Great.
	Map of Asia with Europe, Historical Period A map of Asia and Europe, illustrating the general conditions of life during the historical period.
	Ancient Oriental Monarchies, Ancient A map of ancient oriental monarchies.
	World at the Beginning of History, Ancient Mesopotamia A map to illustrate the historic era at the beginning of records.
	Geographic Situation of Constantinople, Roman Empire A map illustrating the geographical advantages of Constantinople.
	The Persian Empire, Persian Empire The Persian Empire, which Alexander the Great conquered.
	Routes of Ancient Commerce, Ancient A map showing ancient routes of commerce.
	The Eastern Empire and the Sassanids, Eastern Empire A map of the Eastern Empire and the Sassanids.
	Mediaeval Trade Routes Across Asia, Medieval A map showing the medieval trade routes across Asia.
	The Punic Wars, Punic Wars A map to illustrate the Punic Wars, showing Roman territory at their termination.
	The Crusades, The Crusades A map showing the principal routes of the first four crusades.
	The Barbarian Migrations, Map shows the Barbarian migrations and the countries to which they dispersed .
	Temperature Zones North and South America, A map of the temperature zones of the western hemisphere.
	The Rectangular Earth, Middle Ages A map of the world from the Middle Ages.
	Map of the Empire of Alexander the Great, 323 B.C. A map showing the extend of the Empire of Alexander the Great, the routes his marches took, and the voyage of Nearchus.
	The Greek World, 550 B.C. A map showing the regions of the world known to the ancient Greeks, circa 550 B.C.
	Persian Empire and Greece, 560-490 B.C. A map showing the Persian Empire and Greece.
	Migration and Raiding, 1-700 A.D., 1 A.D. - 700 A.D. A map showing the routes of various migrating and raiding peoples between 1 and 700 A.D.
	Roman Empire, 100 A map of the Roman Empire at its great extent, in the second century A.D.
	Coming of the Seljuks, 1000 A map showing the coming of the Seljuk Turks.
	The Old World - Early Explorers, 1000-1492 Map shows the old world as it appeared to explorers between 1000 BC and 1492 AD.
	The First Crusade, 1099 A map to illustrate the First Crusade.
	Roman Empire in the Time of Trajan, AD 117 A map showing the extent of the Roman Empire at the time of Trajan.
	Europe and Asia about 1200 AD, 1200 A map of Europe and Asia around 1200 A.D.
	Sigurd Stephanius Map, 130 A map showing part of western Europe, Greenland, and Iceland.
	Conquest of the Ottoman Turks, 1300-1525 A map showing the conquests of the Ottoman Turks from 1300 to 1525.
	Portuguese Discoveries in Africa, 1340-1498 A map showing Portuguese discoveries on the coast of Africa, from 1340 to 1498.
	Roman Empire in 14 A.D., 14 AD A map showing the Roman Empire at the death of Augustus, A.D. 14.
	Map from the Fifteenth Century, 1400-1499 A map of
	Ottoman Empire Before 1453, 1453 A map of the Ottoman Empire before 1453.
	The Four Voyages of Columbus, 1492-1503 A map showing the routes of the four voyages of Columbus, from 1492 to 1503.
	Laon Globe, 1493 A section of the Laon Globe, from around 1493.
	, 1499 A map of Europe, Africa and Asia from the end of the fifteenth century.
	The World According to Ptolemy, 150 The map is on a scale which allows only an outline of Ptolemy's System.
	The New World, 1506 A facsimile of a map prepared by Bartholomew Columbus soon after the death of his brother the admiral (1506), to enlist the interest of the pope in his prjects to colonize and Christianize Veragua.
	Mexico and Peru, 1519-1530 A map of Central and South America, showing the Aztec and Inca empires.
	Bordone Map, 1547 A facsimile from the Bordone Map, 1547.
	Bordone's Isolario, 1547 A section of Bordone's Isolario, showing part of Spain, Portugal, and Africa.
	Ottoman Empire, 1566 A.D., 1566 A map of the Ottoman Empire at the death of Suleiman the Magnificent in 1566.
	Gaffarel's Map, 1571 From a map by Gaffarel, showing such rocks and islets as have been from time to time been reported as seen.
	Septentrionales Regiones, 1585 A map of Western Europe and the North Atlantic, showing America on the eastern side.
	The New World in 1587, 1587 A map of the New World in 1587.
	Ortelius' World, 1587 A 1587 map of the north Atlantic and adjoining continents.
	Atlantis Insula, 1600 A map showing views respecting the new world as constituting the Island of Atlantis.
	English Spheres of Influence, 1625 A map showing the spheres of influence assigned to English commercial companies, around 1625.
	Atlantis, 1678 A map showing the mythical continent of Atlantis.
	Development of American Interests in the Pacific 1701-1903, 1701-1903 Map showing development of American interests in the Pacific 1701-1903.
	Chinese Voyage to Fusang, 1752 A map showing the route believed to have been taken by early Chinese explorers to New York.
	Russian Settlements and Claims 1775-1867, 1775-1867 A map showing Russian settlements and claims, from 1775 to 1867.
	Military Expeditions, 1775-1900 A map showing the locations and dates of various American military expeditions.
	Traces of Atlantis, 1785 A map showing parts of America, and the supposed location of Atlantis.
	North America in 1800, 1800 A map showing the continent of North America in 1800.
	The Mediterranean Sea, 1801-1815 A map showing the Mediterranean, where the United States fought the war with the Barbary pirates.
	The Barbary States, 1802-1805 A map showing the region of the Barbary States, from 1802 to 1805.
	Latin American States in 1823, 1823 A map showing the political boundaries in Latin America in 1823.
	Bering Sea and Adjacent Waters, 1834 A map of the Bering Sea and the surrounding waters.
	Central America and Isthmian Routes (1846-1860), 1846-1860 Map showing Central America and Isthmian Routes 1846-1860.
	Proposed Isthmian Canal Routes 1848-1884, 1848-1884 Map showing Proposed Isthmian Canal Routes 1848-1884.
	Persian Empire and Greece, 1876
	Greece and the Aegean Coasts, 1876
	Map Showing Routes of Columbus and Cabot to the New World, 1887
	Bottom of the Atlantic, 1888 A contour chart of the bottom of the Atlantic.
	Australia and the West Pacific in the Ice Age, 1891 A map showing Australia and the Western Pacific in the Glacial Age. While the waters were held up in the polar ice caps, the sea-level was low enough to enable Paleolithic people to reach Tasmania.
	The World as Known Before Columbus, 1894 Small map of globe illustrating countries in existance before 1492, when Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
	Route of Columbus - First Voyage, 1894 Small map of globe illustrating the route Columbus took to the New World.
	West Indies and Mexico 1898-1906, 1898-1906 Map showing West Indies and Mexico 1898-1906.
	Eurasia, 1901 Map of Eurasia.
	Physical Map of Eurasia, 1901 Physical map of Eurasia.
	Eurasian Heat Belts, 1901 Map showing heat belts in Eurasia.
	Eurasian Rainfall, 1901 Map showing rainfall in Eurasia.
	East and West Hemispheres, 1910 A map showing the earth, cut in halves along the Greenwich meridian, showing some of the meridians. The meridian 20 is usually considered the dividing line between the eastern and western hemispheres.
	Trade Winds in Summer, 1910 A map showing the position of the trade winds belts and the belt of calms in the summer.
	Trade Winds in Winter, 1910 A map showing the position of the belt of calms and trade winds in winter.
	Rainfall in the Americas, 1910 A map showing the rainy east coasts and arid west coasts of the trade wind belts. Also the rainy belt of calms of South America.
	Winds and Rainfall in South America and Africa, 1910 A map showing the winds and rainfall in South America and Africa from December to Febuary.
	Winds and Rain in South America and Africa, 1910 A map showing the winds and rainfall in South America and Africa from June to August.
	Currents of the North Atlantic, 1910 A diagram to show the currents of the North Atlantic. In order to illustrate the currents clearly it has seemed necessary to make them as if they were sharply bounded, like a river in its channel. However, the boundaries of these great currents and drifts are so indefinite that one would not be able to detect the boundaries.
	The Old World, 1912 The World is round like a ball, and this is the side of the ball called the Old World, the part of the world that was known before Christopher Columbus found America. The rough part of the ball is land, and the smooth part is water. There is much more water on the earth than land.
	The New World, 1912 This is the other side of the ball, the New World, called America, which the men living in the Old World did not know until Columbus found it, four hundred years ago. America is one of the greatest countries in the world
	The World as Known to the Ancients, 1912
	Overseas Empires of European Powers, 1914, 1914 A map showing the overseas empires of European powers in 1914.
	Countries of the British Empire, 1915 A map showing countries of the British Empire, drawn to a uniform scale according to their white population.
	Indian Ocean Currents, 1915 Currents of the Indian Ocean in January and July.
	Atlantic Currents, 1915 Currents of the Atlantic Ocean. The figures represent time in hours.
	Mean Annual Rainfall, 1916 A map showing the annual rainfall of the world in 1916.
	Winds in Rainfall in Southern Asia in July, 1916 A map of the winds and currents in southern Asia in July.
	American Islands in the Pacific, 1916, 1916 A map showing American possessions in the Pacific in 1916.
	Atlantic Currents, 1916 A map showing currents, observed by plotting the courses of drifting bottles.
	Suez Canal, 1919 A map showing the region around the Suez Canal, linking the Mediterranean with the Red Sea.
	Germany Before and After Armistice, 1919 The solid black area represents Germany under the peace treaty, the criss cross shading indicates territory wrested from Germany by force of arms, and the single shading covers areas where German domination perished with her military defeat.
	The Pacific Ocean, 1919 A map of the Pacific Ocean, showing shipping routes.
	Russia's Great Railway Links, 1919 A map showing Russia's railways in 1919, as well as European routes.
	Antarctic Regions, 1919 A map showing the Antarctic region, and routes of expeditions to the South Pole.
	Arctic Regions, 1919 A map showing the Arctic regions, and routes of exploration to the North Pole.
	Transatlantic Flights, 1919 A chart of the Transatlantic fliers. In 1919, the Atlantic Ocean was crossed by airplane and dirigible, British and American aviators sharing the honors.
	Campaigns of the Spanish-American War, 1919 A map showing three regions of conflict during the Spanish-American War, Puerto Rico, Santiago, and Manila.
	Administration of the Pacific, 1919 A map showing the islands of the Pacific, with new administration as fixed by the Supreme Council of the Allies. The question of American rights in some of these islands was among the topics discussed in arranging the four-power treaty at the Conference in Washington, 1921-1922.
	World Production of Hogs, 1922 Map showing the numbers and location of hogs produced worldwide in 1922. "The centers of densest hog production are the Corn Belts of the United States and Hungary, the potato and dairying belt of northern Europe, and China, where hogs are fed largely on waste products and barley. Little is known about hog production in China, and the figures used are only estimates. In the corn-growing regions of Argentina and southern Brazil the number of hogs is increasing. Hogs are not numerous in tropical countries, because such countries, as a rule, are not densely populated and have available the vegetable oils to supply the needed fats. Moreover, in the tropical and subtropical climates hogs suffer more from parasites and diseases than in temperate climates. Religion practically excludes hogs from India, Turkey, and certain other parts of Asia; also from parts of Africa."— United States Department of Agriculture Yearbook, 1923
	Winds and Rainfall of Southern Asia in Janaury, 1958 A map of the winds and currents in southern Asia in January.
	Kingdoms of Successors of Alexander, 300 A map showing the kingdoms of the successors of Alexander, circa 300 B.C.
	Eastern Roman Empire, Circa 500 A.D., 500 A map showing the boundaries of the Eastern Roman Empire, around 500 A.D.
	Barbarian and Byzantine Empires 525 A.D., 525 Map shows the Barbarian and Byzantine Empires as they appeared in 525 A.D.
	Byzantine Empire at Death of Justinian 565 A.D., 565 Map shows the physical appearance of the Byzantine Empire in 565 A.D.
	The Beginnings of Islamic Power, 600-700 A map illustrating the beginnings of Islamic power.
	Growth of Islamic Power, 652-656 A map illustrating the expansion of Islamic power over twenty five years.
	Arabia, 700 A map of Arabia and adjacent countries.
	The Islamic Caliphate, 750 AD, 750 A map showing the extent of the Islamic caliphate in 750 A.D.
	Roman Power around 50 B.C., 50 B.C. A map showing Roman power about 50 B.C.
	The Extent of Roman Power, 150 B.C., 150 B.C. A map showing the extent of the Roman Empire and its alliances about 150 B.C.
	Further Breakup of Alexander's Empire, 200 B.C. A map showing a further stage of the breakup of Alexander the Great's empire, which occured in the first half of the third century B.C.
	World According to Erathosthenes, 200 B.C. A map of the world according to Eratosthenes, around 200 B.C.
	Breakup of the Empire of Alexander, 300 B.C. A map showing the breakup of the empire of Alexander the Great at the close of the fourth century BC.
	The Western Mediterranean, 800-600 B.C., 800-600 B.C. A map showing the Western Mediterranean from 800-600 B.C., showing Greeks, Latins and other Italians, Etruscans, Carthaginians, and Phoenicians.
	Distribution of Aryan-Speaking Peoples, 1000-500 B.C. A map showing the distribution of Aryan-speaking peoples between about 1,000 and 500 B.C.
	The Cradle of Western Civilization, 6,000 BC to 4,000 B.C. A map showing the cradle of Western Civilization, from 6,000 B.C. to 4,000 B.C.