Prevailing Languages, Map 1, Showing the Localities in Which the Aryan Languages of India are Spoken," from the Imperial Gazetteer, 1890
"Prevailing Languages, Map 1, Showing the Localities in Which the Aryan Languages of India are Spoken," from the Imperial Gazetteer, 1890*"The map is labeled across the lower margin from left to right (1)The Edinburgh Geographical Institute (2) J.G. Bartholomew. The map legend in the lower left map area shows (1) Eranian Languages in pink shading (2) Pisacha Languages in brown shading (3) Midland Indo-Aryan Languages in yellow shading (4)Outer Indo-Aryan Languages in blue shading and (5) Intermediate Indo-Aryan Languages in green shading. It is then noted “NOTE: The Shading of the Intermediate Languages (Green) is intended to illustrate approximately the Local Influence of Midland and of Outer Languages."
- Date
- 1890
- Place
- India
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 948 × 802 pixels
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