Geography 004 - Babylonian Map of the World - Interpretation
Year Created: c.700 to 500 BCE Country of Origin: Sippar, southern Iraq Creator: Unknown Babylonian cartographer Materials Used: Etched clay tablet Area Depicted: Known world at the time to the Babylonians; centered on the Euphrates River web.archive.org/web/20210513215609/http:/www.henry-davis.
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- BioKnowlogy
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