Additional sources of maps include search engines and Internet subject directories, such as Google and Yahoo. Click on "Images" and enter search terms, such as, "Cyprus maps," "Greece maps," or "Rome maps."
(J.Siebold) Access to image files of maps from 6200 B.C. to 565 A.D.
(Christos Nüssli, EURATLAS.COM, Yverdon, Switzerland) Source of maps of Europe from 1 A.D. to 2000 A.D.. Includes a collection of maps of Roman battles, a cartographical bibliography, city maps of Rome and Constantinople, topographical maps of selected portions of the ancient world, selected maps of the Interactive Ancient Mediterranean Project, maps of the Roman empire, and more. Versions available in French and English.
Includes ancient maps, medieval maps, and renaissance maps, as well as links to a large collection of cartographic Web sites.
(Perry Castaneda Historical Map Collection, University of Texas) A large selection of Web sites of historical maps; arranged in geographical categories.
(University of Oregon) Makes available maps of natural resources and trade, political change and structure, cities, empires, sanctuaries, and more. The Map archive covers the Mediterranean region, the Ancient Near East, Classical Greece, the Hellenistic world, the Roman Republic, the Principate and Empire, and Late Antiquity & Early Medieval.
(University of Texas Libraries, Austin) Source of maps of Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, and more.
