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Chronological

205

Pre-Classical

15 maps, last one added on Oct 22, 2014

Classical

13 maps, last one added on Jun 10, 2018

Hellenistic

26 maps, last one added on Feb 22, 2018

Roman

61 maps, last one added on Jan 06, 2019

Medieval and Later

90 maps, last one added on Sep 02, 2019

5 atlases on 1 page(s)

Europe

160

Ancient Mediterranean

29 maps, last one added on Jun 24, 2018

Ancient Britannia

21 maps, last one added on Aug 22, 2019

Ancient Iberia

5 maps, last one added on Jan 25, 2014

Ancient Gaul

8 maps, last one added on Sep 20, 2019

Ancient Germania

3 maps, last one added on Jun 22, 2013

Ancient Italy

30 maps, last one added on Aug 03, 2015

Ancient Sicily

7 maps, last one added on Oct 07, 2015

Ancient Greece

41 maps, last one added on Feb 23, 2016

Ancient Macedonia

6 maps, last one added on Nov 06, 2017

Ancient Thrace

10 maps, last one added on Aug 30, 2019

10 atlases on 1 page(s)

Asia

Ancient Asia

14 maps, last one added on Jul 30, 2019

Ancient Anatolia

30 maps, last one added on Sep 26, 2019

Ancient Armenia

4 maps, last one added on Dec 23, 2013

Ancient Syria

4 maps, last one added on Feb 10, 2014

Ancient Persia

8 maps, last one added on Sep 14, 2014

Ancient Phoenicia

4 maps, last one added on Jan 02, 2014

Ancient Judaea and Palestine

11 maps, last one added on May 13, 2019

Ancient Afganistan to India

2 maps, last one added on Oct 22, 2013

Far East

8 maps, last one added on Mar 26, 2019

9 atlases on 1 page(s)

Africa

Ancient Africa

5 maps, last one added on Jun 06, 2014

Ancient North Africa

10 maps, last one added on Apr 18, 2019

Ancient Carthage

9 maps, last one added on Apr 18, 2019

Ancient Egypt

5 maps, last one added on Jun 25, 2013

4 atlases on 1 page(s)

Americas

Pre-Columbian Americas

1 maps, last one added on Jun 18, 2013

1 atlases on 1 page(s)

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