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Maps Round 2
Hudson Morgan
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David Smith
I've spent a lot of time thinking about how I would set up a postal system in ancient Rome, with ancient Roman technology
I'm thinking
>stamps require mass printing, so you just pay at the counter so that the guy puts your letter in the box
>every major city has a postal office that knows peoples addresses well enough to deliver letters, and contains a storefront where people drop off letters and pay for postage
>post offices have simple to-and-from courier services connecting to a provincial sorting center
>provincial sorting centers have simple to-and-from mail routes to the three or four nearest capitals
>a piece of mail from, say, Britannia to Alexandria would be forwarded east from provincial center to provincial center
>each provincial center would have a set list of all the other provincial centers, and which route to put mail on for every given region, (eg. the letter from Britain to Alexandria automatically gets placed on the Rome to Dacia wagon route)
>postage is determined by the number of hops
>auditors compare the number of letters being mailed and the number of coins showing up, to make sure nobody is getting free mail, stealing from the till, or losing people's letters
>optional pigeon service to be introduced eventually for VIPs and government mail
Does anyone else have this form of autism?
Aiden Lee
Just a neat map of languages in Europe.
Aaron Nguyen
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Luke Gonzalez
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Joshua Jackson
Belarusian language is a meme. 99% speak Russian
Nicholas James
>Occitan
Revive it frogs, better it then arabic.
John Scott
>Does anyone else have this form of autism?
I used to. Then it went away. I miss it.
Tyler Martin
OC donut steel
Dominic Allen
Woah. You telling me people tend to live in higher density in cities?
Grayson Ward
it's still nice to see where exactly in a graphic representation. And I made it for a thread where such maps for other countries were being posted
Colton Powell
Ignore the cunt, its nice OC mate
David Morales
Nice
The map goes very in-depth in some areas but then leaves others out. If all those dead French languages are shown, as well as Torlak and West Polesian, there's no reason to leave out Kajkavian and Chakavian, as well as expand on the Italian languages.
Depending on urbanisation in an individual country, the map could look a lot different, you know.
Nathaniel Perez
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Carter Thompson
The CIA just declassified a bunch of old maps to celebrate the 75th anniversary of their Cartography Division.
Nicholas Russell
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Owen Lewis
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Christopher Brown
>visiting a CIA website
Enjoy your spyware. Viewing their site counts as "making contact" and allows them to monitor everything you do from then on.
Jeremiah Cook
>Austria
But that's Yugoslavia.
Carson Mitchell
Also what the fuck is up with the German-Danish border?
Josiah Hernandez
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Elijah Gomez
All of the Balkans is Austrian senpai. Except dalmatia. That's Italian
Leo Robinson
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Henry Carter
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Jacob Sullivan
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Luke Jenkins
>western cordillera
>it's in the east
Samuel Price
100 BC
Daniel Mitchell
Like they don't monitor everything we do anyway consideting we're on here.
Benjamin Ross
I just love these maps where you see all those various tribes.
Lately, I've been reading up on the Ancient Greek and Roman concepts of the world (the first theories on a round world, the various concepts of continents and their antipods) and it's really interesting how one can connect tribes from different civilisations' writings. One example would be the way the predecessors of the Huns were mentioned by Chinese sources when they still ruled over the Mongols and then throughout the decades/centuries, their name starts getting mentioned further to the west. But the one that really interests me is the mention of the so-called tribe of Androphagi - the "man-eaters" from the north. As a matter of fact, this mythological peoples that were known to Herodotus in the 5th century BC are the actual people - their name was brought into Greek from Scythian. Their modern name - the Mordvin; an actual group of Finno-Ugric people living in Russia to this day.
This sort of connections is what history is all about.
Gabriel Russell
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Luis Hill
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Daniel Johnson
>splitting High German into """German""" (Central German), """Bavarian""" (East Upper German) and """Alemannic""" (West Upper German)
Whew
Adam Perez
we originated in America we weren't immigrants
Grayson Parker
Why isn't New Orleans a more major port. Wouldn't the Mississippi River make it very desirable?
Liam Gonzalez
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James Miller
Germans themselves make these distinctions.
Grayson Russell
Haha okay John Beartooth
Daniel Bell
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Andrew Taylor
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Michael Smith
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Landon Bennett
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Ryder Williams
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Charles Walker
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Jason Price
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Charles Myers
>France is undersea now
haha
Jason Brooks
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Josiah Wilson
how do i mak a tinfoil hat
Robert Campbell
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Gabriel Robinson
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Connor Martin
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Jacob Jenkins
>scots in Donegal
>implying scots is even a language
Caleb Cox
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Hunter Thompson
>torlak
>language
Kajkavian is more of a separate language than Torlak dialect
Jayden Cooper
>kvens
>real
their literally just a meme people mentioned once in some viking tale.
so no evidence that they ever existed,
and now there is like 20 finns and samis that sudenly has decided to larp as kvens
Easton Williams
t. non-german
Lucas Cook
They should both be on the map, possibly Chakavian too.
Gabriel Thompson
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Charles Adams
these funny sounding words make me kek
Sebastian Moore
That's neat as fuck.
Adrian Brown
that's some pretty fucking remarkable convergent evolution then
Liam Myers
it's not 1860 anymore
Lincoln Flores
Lol extremadurian isn't even a dialect, just a slight modification of asturian. I don't think more than 2 or 3 people speak that. Cool map anyways
Eli Walker
No, we don't. Linguistically speaking, the varieties of Dutch and German make up a dialect continuum. All separations are more or less arbitrary, because everyone can understand people in a 20 km radius, but not on the other end of the continuum. There are, however, a few distinctions you can easily make:
>Low Franconian (Dutch dialects)
>Low German (including Lower Saxon)
>High German
High German can be further divided into
>Central German
>Upper German
Low and Central German are divided into West and East groups respectively. Upper German, on the other hand, is divided into
>North (Franconian)
>West (Swabian and Alemannic)
>East (Bavarian and Austrian)
There is no linguistic basis for lumping Franconian and Bavarian together.
Neither is there a reason for not splitting Low and Central German into their East and West varieties on the map, because those splits reach at least as far back as the splits of Upper German varieties.
Xavier Hall
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Jace Ross
What's wrong, did everyone run out of maps?
Jackson Carter
Bosnia is a fucking Meme, should have been split up between Serbia and Croatia.
Liam Gutierrez
Were the Germans expelled into the Soviet Union sent to work colonies?
Sebastian Hernandez
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Jace Nelson
Rivers are less important now due to highways and railroads.
Houston is a more populous and important region than New Orleans, so most shipping traffic on the Gulf Coast goes through there now.
Ryder Brown
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Carter Parker
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Austin Cooper
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Joshua Clark
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Jose Thompson
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Jose Turner
I didn't think I'd see a map in Slovene. Usually I'm the one posting those (even though I told myself many times I'd translate them).
Jason Peterson
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Jaxon Taylor
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Connor Diaz
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Aiden Allen
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Leo Mitchell
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Alexander Rodriguez
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Nolan Miller
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Jacob Garcia
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Asher Torres
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Chase Gutierrez
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Jonathan Hall
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Alexander White
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Colton Perry
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Charles Edwards
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Jack Sanders
Are we posting transport maps now?
This one shows the tramway network of Hannover at its largest extent. Large parts of it ran over the countryside and the overhead wires supplied villages with electricity. Most of the lines in outer boroughs and the countryside are gone now, and they were moved underground in the city center.
Luke Gomez
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Isaac Scott
that's what's up bruh
Jace Cook
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Brandon Hughes
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Landon Brooks
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Levi Long
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Jack Jones
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Kayden Reyes
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Joseph Lee
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Brandon Scott
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