⫸ 1997-7 July The ROMANS National Geographic Map Great Peoples of Past Series A3

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1997-7 The Romans – National Geographic Map Educational Poster - Great Peoples of the Past Series
The Roman empire, created largely by force, was the longest lasting government in the world's history, before or after; and citizenship was open to any male deemed worthy, regardless of ethnic origin. It was ruled with a rare degree of justice of that time. The map-side contains a map of the Roman empire as will as map insets with narrative describing the various stage in the rise and fall of the empire. There is also a chronology of the rulers. The reverse-side is an illustration of what Palatine Hill, home of Rome's emperors, might have looked like in the early 4
th
century.
Maps in the Great Peoples of the Past Series are our:
1996-2 Mongols;
1997-7 Romans;
1997-12 Mesoamericans;
1999-12 Greeks;
2001-4 Egyptians;
2002-5 Incas; and
or all 6 in our Lot of Six Great Peoples of the Past Series Maps.
Map is approximately 22" x 35".
The National Geographic is known for it's fine maps & detailed information.
Supplement to the National Geographic Magazine; magazine is not included.
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