Fortified Posts of the Roman Limes
Forts, watchtowers, and frontier works along the Roman imperial limes.
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Forts, watchtowers, and frontier works along the Roman imperial limes.
Documented terrace systems across the monsoon belt, with elevation and watershed attributes.
The administrative geography of Latin Christianity at the height of the medieval papacy.
Isoglosses and survey points from peninsular dialectological atlases.
The northern limit of documented winegrowing across the medieval centuries.
Foundation dates and dynastic attribution of mosques across the Chinese imperial succession.
Fleet actions across the Atlantic and Mediterranean theatres.
Oasis settlements and the trans-Saharan routes that linked them.
Merchant communities of the Armenian commercial diaspora across Eurasia.
Tekke foundations and their ṭarīqa affiliations across the Ottoman European provinces.
Fortifications of the Crusader states, by builder and phase.
Decennial census districts with population and administrative attributes.
Source-to-objective vectors of the principal Mongol campaigns, by khan.
Density of attested olive-oil pressing sites across the Roman Mediterranean.
Estimated national population across the states of Europe, mapped as a choropleth.
Modelled cereal-cultivation intensity across the Fertile Crescent, rendered as contour bands.
Foundation places of European universities established before 1700, by century.
Castles and château sites across France, by century of construction.
Mother-city to colony foundations of the Archaic Greek diaspora, drawn as arcs.
Principal caravan legs of the medieval Silk Road, by route, drawn as arcs.
Member towns, foreign kontors and trading posts of the Hanseatic League.
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