Roman Empire Expansion Map, 264 BC to 180 AD - 24"x36" Poster

I wanted to teach my children the names of the different modern day republics, but in their Romanized Form. You can squint, and sorta make out the names of the cities, but for the most part, the regions and each successive Emperors aquisition is all that stands out. Nice map, but I was expecting WAY MORE. Can't believe nobody cares about this time in our history....Well, enough to make a proper map of it.

Good map of The Roman Republic and later empire -- from First Punic War to death of Marcus Aurelius. Good reference when reading Roman history. Color-coded to illustrate the various expansionist periods. Place-names are sometimes in Latin, sometimes in English. With inset maps of Carthage, Alexandria, Rome & vicinity. And geographically identifies many barbarian tribes beyond the margins of the empire-----Printed on strong water-resistant coated material. Can be marked-up with water-colors and later cleaned w sponge. Has 3-inch margin on each side. Actual map area 30" x 24"

A beautiful, and detailed map with an okd vintage look. Excellent for a history class.