Maps

Political Map of Spain in 1035

Political Map of Spain in 1035

The Rivers of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal)

Rivers of the Iberian Peninsula

 

Byzantine Empire c1071, Time of Battle of Manzikert

ByzantineEmpire 1071

 

Italy in 1000 AD

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The early medieval Balkans

The early Medieval Balkans

 

Britain in period leading up to Battle of Brunanbuhr

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Umayyad Caliphate, 750 AD

Umayyad-Empire, 750 AD

Second Punic War

Second_Punic_war

Achaemenid Empire
Achaemenid Empire

Map of Ancient Greece
Map of Ancient Greece

Europe, physical features and 2014 borders
Europe, Physical Geography

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15 thoughts on “Maps”

  1. Carl, I would like thank you for your wonderful podcasts. I always enough listening to them whenever I am working or relaxing. I was wondering whether you will make any podcasts about the medieval kingdom of Kyivan Rus?

  2. Thanks Vitaliy. The history of Eastern Europe will be more prominent in the second half of the series and yes, I do plan an episode on Kyivan Rus. I lived two years in Russia, so am particularly looking forward to researching the history of the region

  3. Carl, these are great and I just finished binge watching everything you’ve made so far. I have a question though do you plan on making a podcast about the Battle of Grunwald (Tannenberg) in 1410?

  4. Hi Andrew, Yes Grunwald/Tannenberg is a definite on the future list. Is there a particular aspect of it that interests you? By the way, if anyone has suggestions for subjects of Scandinavian history, esp. before the Thirty Years War, I’d be very interested. Carl

  5. Carl,

    Thanks so much for these podcasts, they’re extremely well researched and interesting.

    I love the extensive coverage of all Europe, not just Western Europe; a history I know very little about.

    The maps are fantastically interesting

  6. Carl,

    What a wonderful podcast, so thrilling and enlightening. I’ve only very recently developed an interest in history, having favoured geography at school, so must confess a fair degree of ignorance! But your easy style and thoroughly researched content is so engaging, particularly presented in chronological order as you have, for a beginner such as myself. It’s inspiring.

    Thank you so much for all your hard work putting the show together.

  7. Hi Carl,

    Really enjoying the podcast, thanks for making it. I have learned a lot already of history I didn’t know. I got a kind of obsession with history recently and your podcast is great for learning. Very happy you are in my favorite period currently with the Napoleonic wars. I have learned more about it already.
    Thanks again for putting in the effort for this podcast.

  8. carl
    recently discovered your well researched podcasts, they are an education. thank you for the time and effort.

  9. Carl
    I pray you are well and strong. I wanted to write to tell you how much your podcast has been a part of my life. I love the podcast and it helped me get through Covid. You did a great job. Best wishes to you.

  10. Carl,
    Thank you so much for taking the time to do this podcast. Each one is so wonderfully researched with plenty of context, and I feel confident to have in depth conversations with others who love history as much as I do. I’ve always wanted a Masters in History but I feel like your podcasts have given many graduate level curriculums a run for their money. I hope everyone with even a small interest in history gives your podcast a devoted listen.
    Best,
    Tim

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