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Description Map of the "barbarian" invasions of the Roman Empire showing the major incursions from 100 to 500 CE.
Date 1 October 2006
Source Own work
Author User:MapMaster

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References

  • Cornell, Tim; Matthews, John (1982), Atlas of the Roman World, Facts on File, NY, ISBN: 0871966522.
  • Ermatinger, James W; (2004) Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Greenwood Pub Group, NY, ISBN: 0313326924.
  • Various, Historical Atlas of the World, 1970, Barnes & Noble, NY.
  • Ancona,Francis Atlas Of The World,1999,Barnes e Noble,NY

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