Map Of Ancient Levant. Map Iron Age Levant Levant (mid000010) American Society of `This map highlights the various settlements that existed in the ancient Levant region, providing insights into historical populations, trade routes, and cultural exchanges 1 8500-4000 BC; 2 2000 BC; 3 1350 BC; 4 1300 BC; 5 970 BC; 6 900 BC; 7 911-609 BC; 8 600 BC; 9 300 BC; 10 AD 1-100; 11 Miscellaneous; 8500-4000 BC [edit]
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Map created by Briangotts and Slashme on Wikimedia The map above shows the political landscape of the Levant region around 830 BCE PAT (the Portable Atlas) run by Ian Macky, has a collection of public domain maps for use at the country or region level.
The Ancient Levant With Map
Includes a high resolution map of the Levant in the Hellenistic-Roman period Here's a brief overview of each of the kingdoms and notable states depicted on the map: Kingdom of Israel (Blue): Capital: Samaria; Other Cities: Shechem, Jaffa, Beit El "Map of the Levant circa 830 BCE."World History Encyclopedia.World History Encyclopedia, 26 Apr 2012
Near East et Latin Levant by MarcosCeia Map, Ancient maps, Fantasy map. It stretches roughly 400 mi (640 km) north to south, from the Taurus Mountains to the Sinai desert and Hejaz, [1] and east to west between the Mediterranean Sea and the Khabur river Ancient Locations is a database of detailed placemarks for archaeological sites and the owner Steve White has amassed a set of maps from the Levant, as well as archaeological sites such as Jerusalem and Qumran
Names of the Levant Wikipedia. Includes a high resolution map of the Levant in the Hellenistic-Roman period PAT (the Portable Atlas) run by Ian Macky, has a collection of public domain maps for use at the country or region level.