‘Asia Minor in the Greco-Roman period (332 BC - 395 AD) - general map - regions and main settlements’ [with Greek toponyms]
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Map title
‘Asia Minor in the Greco-Roman period (332 BC - 395 AD) - general map - regions and main settlements’ [with Greek toponyms]
Type
Type
Geophysical.
Type
Historical.
Type
Political.
Description
The NW part of Asia in other words the peninsula formed between the Black Sea, the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean; an area which consists with the Asian part of modern Turkey, the Greek islands of the Eastern Aegean, Cyprus, part of Lebanon and part of modern Syria. We have added a few toponyms in Greek (mainly at the right side of the map i.e. wider Syria during this period).
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Key words
Aegean, Eastern.
Aleppo / Haleb.
Amida / Diyabakir / Diyarbakır.
Ancient Greek cities.
Anti-Lebanon.
Antioch / Antakya.
Apamea in Syria / Afamyyia.
Armenia.
Asian Turkey.
Beirut.
Bithynia.
Black Sea, Turkish coast.
Cappadocia.
Caria / Karia.
Cilicia.
Commagene / Kommagene.
Cyprus.
Damascus.
Desert.
Eastern Mediterranean.
Edessa / Urfa.
Ephesus / Ephesos.
Euphrates, river.
Galatia, Roman Province.
Habur, river.
Halys / Kızılırmak, river.
Hierapolis at the Euphrates / Bambyke / Manbij.
Ionia.
Kingdom of Commagene.
Late Antiquity.
Lebanon, mountain.
Lycia.
Lydia, region.
Manbij / Hierapolis at the Euphrates / Bambyke.
Map.
Middle East.
Mysia, NW Asia Minor.
Northern / Upper Mesopotamia.
Northern Syria.
Osroene, kingdom.
Palmyra / Tadmur.
Pamphylia, SW Turkey.
Paphlagonia, Asian Turkey.
Phrygia.
Pontus / Pontos.
Rakka / Raqqa.
River.
Roman period.
Roman period, Imperial age.
Roman Province of Asia.
Samosata / Samsat.
Syria NE.
Syria NW.
Tigris River / Dicle.
Tripoli, Lebanon / Trablous.
Troad, peninsula.