National Geographic: Historic Mediterranean Wall Map, 800 BC to AD 1500-36.75 x 22.5 inches - Paper Rolled

A land of myth, legend, history and the origins of western civilization, the Mediterraean region has captivated minds and hearts for millennia. Published in December 1982 as a companion to the unique Mediterranean Seafloor, this map accompanied three articles on the Mediterranean Sea throughout the ages.The Mediterranean was home to many of the greatest civilizations in human history, including the ancient Greeks and Romans. This colorful map contains a wealth of information about the history of these civilizations who inhabited the region from 800 BC to AD 1500, and the archaeological sites they left behind. Track the expanded Mediterranean worldview through the ages with a unique series of maps. Explore the rise and fall of the Phonecian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic empires. Travel the deep blue waters on trade and exploration routes that snake through the sea travelling everywhere from everywhere.This map is drawn in Lambert Conformal Conic projection, which seats a cone over the sphere of the Earth and projects the surface conformally onto the cone.This map is truly a unique conversation piece. The beautifully contrasted land and waters makes it a perfect complement to any decor. A must-have for historians.Printed on high quality thick paper strong enough for display on your wall.Your map is rolled and packaged in a sturdy tube to protect it during shipment.

• UNIQUE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PRODUCT: This map offers a unique view of the Mediterranean region through the ages.
• CLASSY MAP FOR OFFICE OR HOME: The artistry in this beautiful National Geographic production makes it a gorgeous addition to any collection!
• QUALITY PRINT: Printed on thick paper suitable for display on your home, school or office wall.
• ICONIC CARTOGRAPHY: National Geographic's maps are the standard others are measured against. You can count on this product having the highest quality content and display in the industry.
• TRUSTED CONTENT: National Geographic prides itself on the calibre and rigour of its editorial process so that you can count on having accurate information on every map