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EARLY MAPS
to about 700
CE |
*INDUS
VALLEY
TIMELINE
AND
MAPS FROM
HARAPPA.COM**
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=*Early
states of the old world** (Indus Valley in context)
=*Interaction
networks of the Ravi Phase** (c.3300-2800 BCE)
=*Indus
Valley trade sites and routes** (c.2600-1900 BCE)
=*Major
sites and networks, Harappan Phase** (c.2200-2000 CE)
=*Major
sites of the late Harappan Localization Era** (final period) |
pre-1000
BCE-625 BCE maps
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=*the eastern hemisphere, in maps by Thomas Lessman**
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SELECTIONS FROM THE *SCHWARTZBERG
HISTORICAL
ATLAS* (DSAL, highly ZOOMABLE)
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=*Vedic
India**
=*the
Mahajanapadas** and *the
Buddhist-Jain heartland**
=*the
India of the Ramayana** and *the
India of the Mahabharata**
=*the
Achaemenid Empire and the Magadhan Empire**
=*India
as the Greeks knew it**
=*the
Mauryan Empire**
=*Sunga
and Indo-Greek ascendancy, c.200 to 1 BCE**
=*the
age of the Kushans**
=*religious
and cultural sites, c.200 BCE-300 CE**
=*Western
knowledge of and trade with South Asia, 0-200 CE**
=*the
Gupta-Vakataka age, c.300-550**
=*a
synopsis: major powers of South Asia up to the 500's*
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MET MUSEUM TIMELINE
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=*Metropolitan
Museum timeline** displays, with both maps
and
images |
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HISTORICAL MAP SEQUENCE
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=*A
historical sequence** of small but handy maps; click 'Maps
and
Chronology', then scroll down in the left-hand frame |
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ANCIENT MAPS
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Ancient maps with
commentary, by Henry
Davis:
=*maps
from 6,000 BCE to 400 CE**; and *maps
from 400 to 1300 CE** |
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the ANCIENT WORLD
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=*ancient
world maps-- an overview from Wikipedia** |
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CENTRAL ASIA
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=*an
interactive map of Central Asia**-- you choose the overlay |
c.600 BCE - 499 CE maps
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=*the
eastern hemisphere, in maps by Thomas Lessman**
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GANDHARA at the
crossroads
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=*the
Gandhara region*-- Mahajanapada and Persian province |
the MAHAJANAPADAS; the
BUDDHIST and JAIN HEARTLAND
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=*the
sixteen Mahajanapadas, c.600 BCE and later developments*
=*the
Mahajanapadas**
=*religious
movements and culture of the period (S)**
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the PERSIAN EMPIRE,
c.490 BCE
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=*the
Persian empire under Darius, 490 BCE* (up to the
Indus)
=*the
Achaemenid Empire and the Magadhan Empire (S)**
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HERODOTUS'S
WORLD, c.450 BCE
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=*how
the world looked to Herodotus, c.450 BCE*, from *Butler
and Rhys, 1907**; *comments
by Henry Davis**
=*India
as the Greeks knew it (S)**
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ALEXANDER AT THE INDUS, c.326
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=*Alexander's
journey, c.334-325 BCE*
=*a
quick overview* |
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the SELEUCID EMPIRE
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=*the
Seleukid Empire at its maximum extent, 3rd c. BCE* |
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the PARTHIAN EMPIRE
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=*maps of
Parthia, c.247 BCE-228 CE**; and *Parthia,
c.001 CE**
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the MAURYAS, and ASHOKA
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=*the Mauryan
empire (c.247-228 BCE), especially under Ashoka*
=*the
Mauryan Empire (S)**
=*religious
movements and culture of the period (S)** |
| the SUNGAS; the INDO-GREEKS |
=*Sunga
and Indo-Greek ascendancy, c.200 to 1 BCE (S)**
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the KUSHAN EMPIRE
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=*Kushan
Empire, c.100s BCE-200s CE*
=*the
age of the Kushans (S)** |
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"PERIPLUS," 1st c.
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=*a
map based on the "Periplus of the Erythraean Sea," 1st c. CE* |
ARRIAN
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=*Arrian's world (early 100's)
as seen by Ortelius (1624)*
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MAHABHARATA, RAMAYANA
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=*the
India of the Mahabharata (S)**
=*the
India of the Ramayana (S)**
=*"Epic
India" and its place names* (Wikipedia)
=*places
in the Mahabharata** (Sanskrit names, LC)
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STRABO
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=*a world
map according to Strabo, c.18 CE** (Henry Davis) |
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PTOLEMAIC MAPS, c.200 onward
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=*a
Ptolemaic world map**; *commentary
by Henry Davis**
=*a
Ptolemaic overview set* |
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SCRIPT DIFFUSION
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=*the diffusion of South
Asian scripts* in historical times |
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ROMAN ROADS, 300's
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=*the
Roman road network, from the "Tabula Peutingeriana"*, 300's |
EARLY KINGDOMS
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=*early
Indian kingdoms up to 550 CE* |
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the GUPTA EMPIRE
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=*the
Gupta empire (300's and 400's) in its context*
=*the
Gupta-Vakataka age, c.300-550** |
SOUTH and EAST ASIA, c.440
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=*South and East Asia, c.440**
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maps from 500
CE on
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=*the
eastern hemisphere, in maps by Thomas Lessman** |
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HUNA EMPIRE
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=*the
empire of the Hunas or Hephthalites, early 500's* |
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HARSHA'S EMPIRE
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=*Harsha's
empire, c.606-647* |
ASIAN TRADE, c.610
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=*Asian trade
routes, c.610**
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ISLAMIC, c.661
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=*Muslim
expansion until 661** (Brice 1981) |
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GENERAL
HISTORICAL
MAPS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD |
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MERCATOR, 1578
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=*Mercator's
Ptolemaic maps, 1578*, a tribute from the inventor of the *Mercator*
projection to the father of Western map-making |
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MALLET, 1683
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=*Mallet's
maps, c.1683-1719*-- including historical maps |
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ANCIENT ASIA, 1700s
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=*Various
maps of the ancient world, from the 1700's* |
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ANCIENT ASIA, 1800s
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=*ancient
South Asia (and Asia)*, various maps from the 1800's |
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THE ANCIENT WORLD (1884)
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=*"Orbis
Terrarum"*, an elaborate map by Henry Kiepert (1884) that shows,
along
with much else, "Aryan, Semitic, and Hamitic" peoples |
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ANCIENT WORLD
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=*"Map
of the Ancient Historical World, Showing the Caucasian Nations"*,
by
I. S. Clare (1891) |
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A CLASSICAL ATLAS (1907)
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=*The
Atlas of Ancient and Classical Geography**, mostly of Europe; by
Samuel
Butler, edited by Ernest Rhys (1907) |
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