

880 BC (the fragmentation of the United Monarchy according to the Old Testament) 1200 BC (compare to the Returns from Troy map below) The Sea Peoples in the Eastern Mediterranean c. 1300 BC (the Hittite Empire and its dependencies) 1250 BC (the World of Rameses II and the International System of the Late Bronze Age)Īnatolia c. 1300-1200 BC (the Mycenaen World between Mythology and History) 1350 BC (the World of the Amarna Letters) 2250 BC (Akkadians, Egyptians, and sources of long-distance trade imports)

Maps of the Ancient Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze AgeĪncient Mesopotamia: detailed Reference Map (with Bronze and early Iron Age named sites)Īncient Egypt: detailed Reference Map (with Bronze and early Iron Age named sites)Īncient Egypt and Nubia: larger detailed Reference Map (with Bronze and early Iron Age named sites)
#MAP OF A FEUDAL KINGDOMS DOWNLOAD#
Download the file to view it in the original resolution of the uploaded version. NOTE: Following the site migration to the New Google Sites, map images appear to display at a resolution significantly lower than that in which they were saved and uploaded, which becomes apparent when attempting to zoom in. Given proper attribution, these maps may be used freely for non-commercial educational purposes. Occasionally existing maps are revised to reflect additions or corrections, and new maps are added to this page. Inevitably, as all too common with historical maps, many of these maps are (or started out) based on pre-existing versions from a variety of sources I have attempted to investigate and verify points of doubt or discord wherever possible. The level of detail and accuracy in any one map depends on the author's perceived necessities and priorities, source materials, and personal level of expertise in each particular case. The historical maps in this page are for the most part versions of some of the maps I have prepared for teaching purposes in my various courses.
