OTL Map Thread Mk IV., 2014-

[snerfuplz]

 

[Albidoom]

Just two webfinds:

 

[Chörnyj Orel]

*snip*

Nebra sky disk: "Am I a joke to You?!"

 

[Albidoom]

Nebra sky disk: "Am I a joke to You?!"

Judging from when Leonie and Lukas were the most favourite Kid names I guess the Nebra disc wasn't that much known yet.

Bavaria unrelated:

 

[Zurirach Adankar]

Prognosis for where we could expect snow on Christmas evening 2019 in Europe:

Source: https://wetter.tagesschau.de/wetterthema/2019/12/23/wo-liegt-schnee-an-weihnachten.html

 

[Albidoom]

Tonight a very relevant map:

 

[Crazy Boris]

I don't make nearly enough ethnic maps

 

[Crazy Boris]

I said I should make more ethnic maps
so here's one

 

[Crazy Boris]

I just keep making these help I can't stop

 

[HeX]

I just keep making these help I can't stop

No, no, keep going! These are some of the best ethnic maps of Africa I've ever found on the Internet! Very useful, to say the least.

 

[Wendell]

[IMAGE]

I said I should make more ethnic maps
so here's one

What's your source for the orange space next to Mozambique?

 

[Crazy Boris]

What's your source for the orange space next to Mozambique?

One of my main sources for this was this map of SA’s racial groups (and from there I extrapolated where the individual ethnic groups were within these larger areas)

 

[Wendell]

I've seen that map before, but if you read the Wikipedia article(s) about the area in question, I don't think it's right.

 

[Don Quijote]

Ancient Laconia and Messenia. Blank version available here, and the source map here.

 

[Don Quijote]

@Imperator Frank I did just catch that question, but I assume you then saw the original map? I left out three of the named settlements from it because I wasn't entirely convinced that Corone and Menelaion were in existence at this time (roughly 500 - 400 BC), and could find no information about Eugaea.

 

[Imperator Frank]

Yeah, that and I figured out where it was almost immediately after.

 

[Chris S]

I've seen that map before, but if you read the Wikipedia article(s) about the area in question, I don't think it's right.

Isn't it simply a national park?

 

[Albidoom]

Irish railways in 1920 and today.

 

[Wendell]

Isn't it simply a national park?

Some of the area in that vicinity is, but the rest is not.

 

[B_Munro]

Not sure how accurate they are, but there are some nice looking maps of European Russia from the 800s to the 1700s here: http://www.hrono.ru/proekty/ostu/russia_eng/index.html