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File:Ancient Near East 1100BC.svg

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Original file ‎(SVG file, nominally 2,102 × 1,510 pixels, file size: 4.78 MB)

Summary

Description
Ancient Orient around 1100 BCE: Syrohittites established / middle-Assyrian Empire flourishes / Elam has fallen / New Kingdom in Egypt / Phoenician colonization begins

Content of this map matches articles on the history of the pictured cities/empires/cultures, researched both on Wikipedia and independent map research. This is the English version of a German original with source documention here. To keep this work up to date with historical research, please contact me or discuss in the base map (documentation link) if there are discrepancies, errors or questions.

  • The map is supposed to show approximate spheres of influence of the cultures and empires, in the period of the stated turn of the century. Exact borders are only rarely passed down, so there is a definite risk of uncertainty.
  • The map also shows a selection of important settlements, again based on the stated turn of the century. Place names are, where possible, given in contemporary, transcribed form, sometimes with the [addition of the modern denominations] where contemporary names are out of use today.
  • rivers are mostly showing their modern course. Modern water reservoirs were removed from view, though.
  • middle chronology is assumed
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  • Ancient Near East 2600 BC
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German SVG

  • Basic map
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  • Alter Orient 2600 BC
    Alter Orient 2600 BC
  • Alter Orient 2500 BC
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  • Alter Orient 2400 BC
    Alter Orient 2400 BC
  • Alter Orient 2300 BC
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  • Alter Orient 1300 BC
    Alter Orient 1300 BC
  • Alter Orient 1200 BC
    Alter Orient 1200 BC
  • Alter Orient 1100 BC
    Alter Orient 1100 BC
  • Alter Orient 1000 BC
    Alter Orient 1000 BC
  • Alter Orient 900 BC
    Alter Orient 900 BC
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  • Alter Orient 1 AD
    Alter Orient 1 AD
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  • Alter Orient 600 AD
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  • Alter Orient + Persien 600 BC
    Alter Orient + Persien 600 BC
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    Alter Orient + Persien 500 BC
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    Alter Orient + Persien 400 BC
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    Alter Orient + Persien 300 BC
  • Alter Orient + Persien 200 BC
    Alter Orient + Persien 200 BC
  • Alter Orient + Persien 100 BC
    Alter Orient + Persien 100 BC

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Ancient Orient around 1100 BCE: Syrohittites established / middle-Assyrian Empire flourishes / Elam has fallen / New Kingdom in Egypt / Phoenician colonization begins

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