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Regional Globes & Multi-Continental maps of the Regional Mediterranean region from the Maps ETC collection. This may include physical and political maps, early history and empires, climate maps, relief maps, vegetation maps, population density and distribution maps, cultural maps, and economic/resource maps.

Chaldean Ascendency In Western Asia, 3800 B.C.
Western Asian and Northern African regions around 3800 B.C. Includes a diagram of vicinity around the Great Pyramid Sphinx, and other pyramids....

Expansion of Roman Empire from the Death of Caesar to the End of the Two Centuries of Peace, 44 B.C. to A.D. 167
Map showing the expansion of Roman power before the beginning of the Revolution to the Death of Caesar (133–44 B.C.), color–coded to distinguish between territory at the death of Caesar, and before & after the death of Augustus in AD 14. ...

Roman Empire, 509 BC to AD 476
A map of the provinces of the ancient Roman Empire at its greatest extent, including Italia, Alpes, Noricum, Rhætia, Hispania, Gallia, Britannia, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Dacia, Moesia, Macedonia, Achia, Armenia Parthia, Mesopotamia, Syria, Jud&aeli...

The Greek World, 550 BC
A map of the Mediterranean and Black Sea region showing the extent of the Greek world at the end of their period of colonization. The map is color–coded to show the Greek settlements around the Aegean Sea and Anatolia, the shores of the Black S...

The Migrations of the Germans, 5th Century A.D.
Map showing the migrations of the Germans in the fifth century. Map shows routes taken by various groups (Franks, Goths, Saxons and Angles, and Vandals). Also shows limits of Attila the Huns' empire. ...

The Roman Dominions at the end of the Mithradatic War, 64 BC
A map of the Mediterranean region showing the Roman Dominions at the end of he Mithradatic War. The Roman general Sulla led the campaign against Mithradates. "When Sulla left Italy with his legions for the East, he knew very well that his enemie...

The Roman Empire, 753 B.C. to 117 A.D.
A map showing the extent of the Western and Eastern Roman Empire prior to Emperor Trajan's (AD 98–117) eastern conquest and annexation of the Armenian and Parthian (Persian) Empires. The Western Roman Empire extended from approximately Monteneg...

The Western Mediterranean, 800–600 BC
A map of the Western Mediterranean from 800–600 BC showing the territories of the Greeks, Latins and other Italians, Etruscans, Carthaginians, and Phoenicians. This map also shows the general territories of the Kelt Iberians, Basques, Gauls, an...

Division of the Roman Empire by Diocletian, A.D. 292
A map showing the division of the Roman Empire by Diocletian in AD 292. This map is color–coded to show the territories of the Gauls, the Latin Romans, Byzantine Romans, and the Danubian Provinces, and includes the territory of the Empire of t...

The Roman Empire in the Time of Valentinian I, A.D. 364–375
A map of the Roman Empire in the Time of Valentinian I, "the last great western emperor," AD 364–375. The map is color–coded to show the Praefectura Galliorum (Gallia, Britannia, Hispania, and Provincia Tingitana), Praefectura I...

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