Geographic Situation of Constantinople, AD 330
A map illustrating the geographical advantages of Constantinople as the capitol of the Byzantine or Eastern Roman Empire in AD 330. The map shows Constantinople centered in an oval 3800 miles east to west by 2500 miles north to south, essentially the...

Eastern Roman Empire, AD 500
A map showing the boundaries of the Eastern Roman Empire, or Byzantine Empire, under Justinian I around AD 500. The map shows the extent of the empire including Illyricum, Pontica, Egypt, and Asia Orient (Anatolia and Syria). The map also shows the t...

Barbarian and Byzantine Empires, AD 525
A map showing the Barbarian and Byzantine Empires as they appeared in AD 525. The map includes the Suevian Kingdom, Empire of the Visi–Goths, Empire of the Franks, the Burgundian Kingdom, Empire of the Ostro–Goths, and the Empire of the V...

Byzantine Empire at Death of Justinian, AD 565
A map of Europe, Western Asia, North Africa, and the Mediterranean region showing the Byzantine Empire at the death of Justinian I in AD 565. The map id color–coded to show the Roman Prefecture of the East (Byzantine), and the prefectures of th...

The Roman Empire, Circa 800 B.C.
A map of Europe and the Mediterranean showing the Roman Empire in its greatest extent. The map shows the European territories of Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia, Corsica, Rhætia, Vindelicia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dacia, Illyricum, Moesia, Macedonia, Thr...

The Kingdoms of Judah and Israel , Circa 925 B.C.
Map of the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel about 925 B.C. ...

The Roman Empire divided into Prefectures, Circa AD 290
A map of the Roman Empire divided into four prefectures: the Prefecture of Gaul, the Prefecture of Italy, the Prefecture of Illyricum, and the Prefecture of the East. The Roman Empire was divided into these prefectures during the reign of Diocletian....

Roman Empire as organized by Diocletian and Constantine, Circa AD 395
Map showing the Roman Empire as organized by Diocletian and Constantine, color–coded to distinguish between the four prefectures of the Orient, Illyricum, Italy, and Gaul. Map also shows divisions between the eastern and western empires....

Greater Hellas , Sixth Century B.C.
Map showing Greater Hellas in sixth century B.C. Map is color–coded to show lands controlled by the Dorians, the Ionians, the Phoenicians, and the Aeolian and Achaean peoples. ...

Colonial Expansion of the Greeks and Phoenicians, Sixth Century B.C.
A map showing the Colonial Expansion of the Greeks and Phoenicians down to the Sixth Century B.C., color–coded to distinguish between the Assyrian, Greek, and Phoenician lands. ...