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MODERN DAYMAP OF NORTH AMERICA IN 1784 ARCHIVE

Late Aegean Bronze Age: cities & palaces 1250-1000 BCE

OSSHE Historical and Cultural Atlas ResourceĬhange in Ancient Mesopotamia 3000-1000 BCE - Requires Shockwave.

Britannica Maps (see note on Britannica links).

Of Southern Syria and Palestine (uchicago)Īnd Major Empires of the First Century (dalton) Links also see the following regional maps from the same site: Maps and views of both the city itself and the land of which it constitutesĬivilizations (HyperHistory) - Interactive world map with contextual This exhibition presents the cartographic history of the city which Kingĭavid established as his capital 3000 years ago. Of Israel and its capital city, Jerusalem, boast the longest unbroken succession Maps and Views (Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs) - "The Land Of Israel (Arnon Medzini) - An amazing collection of links to a wide

WWW Maps - Biblical History and Antiquity.

Canaan as Divided Between the Twelve Tribes - Available on Culture.

Probable Route of the Exodus - Available on Culture 4.0 CD-ROM.

The Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian and Median Powers - Available.

The Chaldean, Elamitic and Hittite Powers - Available on Culture.

Internal Maps - Biblical History and Antiquity.

With several early 20th-century historical atlases select links to otherĪtlas (Christos Nuessli) - An impressive collection of European maps

MODERN DAYMAP OF NORTH AMERICA IN 1784 ARCHIVE

(Medieval Sourcebook) - An excellent medieval archive chiefly stocked (HyperHistory) - An interesting collection of world and regional interactive Library Map Collection (utexas) - Historical map archive also withĪ lengthy list of links includes regional collections: Maps and related resources from antiquity through early medieval. (Tony Campbell) - Another interesting collection of links compiledīy the Map Librarian for the British Library.Ĭultural Atlas Resource - An interesting collection of historical Maps on Other Sites (Matthew White) - An impressive collection from WWW - General Resources for Historical.Philip & Son, Ltd., London: The Londond Geographical Institute, 32 M.S., Professor of Modern History in the University of Manchester, George Philips' New Historical Atlas for Students, by Ramsay Muir,.Longmans, Green,Īnd Co., 39 Paternoster Row, London, New York and Bombay, 1903. Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge. Freeman,ĭ.C.L., LL.D., formerly Regius Professor of Modern History in the University Atlas to the Historical Geography of Europe, by Edward A.Published by The Century Co., New York, 1900. Smith, A.M., Managing Editor of the Century Dictionary,Įditor of the Century Cyclopedia of Names, Fellow of the American Geographic The Century Atlas of the World, prepared under the Superintendence.Sources for Culture 4.0 Historical Maps (internal Undertaking without the express written permission of CRI. These may beįreely used for educational or personal purposes but not for any commercial Image scans utilized in Culture 4.0 are copyrighted by CRI. While these sources are now public domain, the These maps, the bulk of them being scans fromĮarly 20th-Century historical atlases, are listed below, both chronologicallyīy era and geographically.

(2) or externally accessed at WWW (internet)

This document lists all historical maps either (1) directly accessedįrom the Culture 4.0 CD-ROM (159 internal images stored as JPG files), or Internet are functional but only 21 of the 159 internal maps are active Res.The Contextual Guide and Internet Index to Western CivilizationĤ.0 program - all of the WWW links to maps on the 1803 to 1810' click 'zoom' option on the thumbnail page to enlarge to high 1803-1810' (select 'See all images' for 'Nearly 100 manuscript maps and related Monthly additions are indicated thus, e.g. WWW-Virtual Library: History Map History / History of Cartography: THE Gateway to theĬomprehensive listing of early map image sites.