Forty Maps That Explain The Roman Empire

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  1. John Anthony

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  3. AncientJoe

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  4. Valentinian

    Valentinian Well-Known Member

    That is a great site. In the old days it would have taken years to learn what that site illustrates.
     
  5. chrsmat71

    chrsmat71 I LIKE TURTLES!

    bookmarked, will have to take multiple trips...but looks very cool. thanks for sharing JA!

    i LOVE maps! :woot:
     
  6. LionelR

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    Thank you for the link!
    -L
     
  7. Cucumbor

    Cucumbor Well-Known Member

    Just great, thanks !

    Q
     
  8. stevex6

    stevex6 Random Mayhem

    very cool, JA (thanks)
     
  9. THCoins

    THCoins Well-Known Member

    That is very nice indeed ! Thanks for linking. There were actually several things i did not know of. (In my defence: i'm from the non-Roman collector minority)
     
  10. TIF

    TIF Always learning.

    Hopefully my internet connection woes will resolve and I'll have the capacity to load this page. I want to see it! :(
     
  11. ValiantKnight

    ValiantKnight Well-Known Member

    Naturally I looked at the late- and post-Roman maps first :p But I thought it was a very cool webpage overall and a good resource for those who want to learn more about Rome.
     
  12. Bart9349

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    What a wonderful set of maps. I'll have to examine them more closely later. I'll share them with others with full props to you.

    This is an excellent resource for any student of Ancient Rome.

    Map 28 "Where Roman coins have been found in Britain" is really interesting.

    Map 30
    "The third century AD was a bad time to be a Roman emperor" is, in fact, excellent.

    Map 29
    "Roman trade with India and China" merits a closer look.

    Thank you,

    guy
     
    Last edited: Aug 22, 2014
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    Yes, I love maps, too!

    Nice overview of the R.E.
     
  15. RaceBannon

    RaceBannon Member

    Great find JA! What a comprehensive site. It should be bookmarked as a resource for anyone studying ancient Rome.

    Thanks for posting.
     
    Last edited: Aug 23, 2014
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