The Catalan Atlas, one of the most lavish and famous of all medieval world maps (1375)
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The Gough Map of Great Britain, about probably about 1360 (much easier to view/searchable source in comments)
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I Made a Map of the Old World in 1360
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England’s Immigrants 1330-1550 where they came from
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Atlas catalan de 1375 - Eastern Mediterranean, Western Asia and Northeastern Africa
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How people type "hahahahaha" in some parts of the world (2500*1346)
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The Holy Roman Empire in 1356
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Europe (Detailed) - AD 1378 -
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The world in the year 1400
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Europe 1330 AD
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The Western Schism 1378-1417
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WWE has produced 1345 episodes of RAW and here is a map that shows which state had the most
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Ancient Middle East - 1375 BC
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UN member countries condemning Zionism as "a form of racism and racial discrimination" in 1975 [1357 x 628)
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1346-1353 spread of the Black Death
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The medieval Ani, the city of 1001 churches. Located in Western Armenia, it was sacked by the Mongols in 1236 AD and started a period of decadence after an earthquake in 1319 AD. Its remains are today a UNESCO heritage site.
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Clay map of Nippur, Iraq from 1400 BC
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Map of The Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean in the 14th Century BC
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The Holy Roman Empire, 1400 C.E.
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The Serbian Empire under Stefan Dušan, 1350
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The Battle of Crécy (1346), a victory of the English over the larger French and Genoese armies in the Hundred Years War
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Serbian Empire 1355
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The Religion of Ethiopia 1350
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Extent of the Mamluk Sultanate under Sultan an-Nasir Muhammad, 1317 A.D.
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Hittite Empire around 1350 BCE, its greatest extent
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Map of present-day Ukraine in 960 AD, 1362, 1739, and 2014
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The Age of Discovery and European Expansion (1340-1600)
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Europe AD 1330
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Western church schism 1378-1417, countries with allegiance to Pope in Rome and Pope in Avignon
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Territory under the control of the Přemyslids, circa. 1301
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1375 Map of Europe, North Africa and the Levant in Abraham Cresques’s Catalan Atlas.
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Europe in 1400 ad
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The geography of terrorism - monthly deaths between 2012 and 2016 (1320 × 1023 animated gif)
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Anatolia circa 1330
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Largest English towns and cities in 1377
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43 Million people VS 1343 million people
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Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, 1199-1375 AD
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Medieval Map of Europe, 1375
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Mycenaean Greece (1400-1100 BC)
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Commandries and other Possessions of the Teutonic Order in 1400.
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The Second Byzantine Civil War (1352-1357)
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Mamluk Sultanate of Cairo, 1317
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The Balkans In 1355
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Phases of German eastward expansion, 700–1400
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The Norse settlements in eastern Greenland, 14th Century
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Part of the Catalan Atlas, created in 1375 by Abraham Cresques, a Jewish cartographer from Palma, Majorca.
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The Catalan Atlas, made in 1375, was the most accurate map of the middle ages
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Place names in Norway translated to English (1310 × 926)
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Balkans in the late 14th century
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The Balkans and Anatolia in 1355 AD
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Turkish Conquests in Balkans in 14th century
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Territorial expansion of Lithuania 1219-1352
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Spread of the Black Death in Europe from 1347 to 1351
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Timurid
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The British Isles, 1400. Colourised
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The domains of the Golden Horde in 1389
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Map of present-day Greece in 1600 BC, 417 BC, 338 BC, 45 AD, 903, 1242, 1314, 1832 and 1912.
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State of the Teutonic Order 1308-1455
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Europe and the Hanseatic League, A.D. 1400
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The Mongol States during the Travels of Ibn Battuta 1325-1354
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Standard of Grenade after Cresques Atlas s XIV
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The Holy Roman Empire under Charles IV 1355-1378
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Japan during the Muromachi Period (1360)
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Exploration and colonization of European Empires 1400-1600
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Anatolia, 14th century
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South Balkans in 1355
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Europe Mediterranean Catalan Atlas
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Germany at the death of Bohemian King and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV. 1378
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German Colonisation in the East to 1400
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Islamic World in 1400 CE
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The Voyages of Chinese Explorer Zheng He between 1405-1433
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China in 618-1279 and under Ming Dynasty 1368-1644
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The Mamluks and the Ottomans, c.1382-1517
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Serbian Empire 1346-1371 AD
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Kingdom of Georgia & Genoese trading posts c. 1350
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Territories and Holdings of the Knights Hospitaller in AD1300. Note that Rhodes wouldn’t be conquered until 1306-1310
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Balkan States and Anatolian Beyliks - 1328
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Empires and Exploration, 1400 - 1600
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Genetic Similarity of an Ottoman Era Turk (1400-1600 AD) to modern day Europeans and Asians
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The temporary state of Franklin (northeastern TN) 1784-9, (1340 X 1029)
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Evolution of the Port of Rotterdam, 1400-2030
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Medieval Chinese Map: Da Ming Hunyi Tu (trans.: Amalgamated Map of the Great Ming), 1389.
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The Mali Empire at the end of Mansa Musa's Reign (1337 CE) - Map by Gabriel Moss
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Aramaic language and Syriac Christianity in the Middle East and Central Asia until being largely annihilated by Tamerlane in the 14th century
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Mansa Musa
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Holy Roman Empire 1400
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Ancient Middle East - 1325 BC
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Catalan Atlas, 1375 (Iberian Peninsula and NW Africa). Shortly after the death of Ibn Battuta. Mansa Musa is shown sitting on a throne with gold accessories.
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England and her cities in 1377 (beginning of Richard II's reign)
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Total wealth brought into counties by England's Immigrants 1330-1550
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Late Middle Ages, Europe, 1328
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Catalan Atlas, 1375
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Serbian Empire at it's peak in 1355 vs modern day Serbia
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Regional feudal lords within Serbian Empire, 1360
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Map of africa found on a traveler passing through Byzantine empire (year ~1194-1308)
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Decline of German Power in the Baltic Region (1380-1560)
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Map of Europe during the Signing of the Golden Bull - 1356 - OC
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Ausbreitung der Hanse um das Jahr 1400-Droysens 28
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Zweibruecken 1400
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Battle-of-ras-kamboni-01122007-1302
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