Does anyone have a good reference/atlas a bought the fall of Rome online???

[Cannae]

Does anyone have a good reference/atlas a bought the fall of Rome online???It would really help

 

[Kan' Sharuminar]

Dunno how much this will help, but I've got this site bookmarked - it has historical maps for every 100 years since 1 AD.

Euratlas

 

[Dell19]

Just as a minor observation it should be "about" rather than "a bought."

 

[Cannae]

Just as a minor observation it should be "about" rather than "a bought."

Thank you for meanchening that I knew that I was spelling it wrong thank you for telling me that (unfortuatly I am not a great speller so that is why I often spell things wrong )

 

[RameNoodle]

I think wikipedia could probably help with the reference. That is, if you trust the information to be correct.

 

[Cannae]

I think wikipedia could probably help with the reference. That is, if you trust the information to be correct.

I tiried that already and did not provide what I was looking for

 

[Rossiya]

Thank you for meanchening that I knew that I was spelling it wrong thank you for telling me that (unfortuatly I am not a great speller so that is why I often spell things wrong )

i guess that you are venezuelan so i wouldn't worry about english spelling. it is horrible making no sense at all.

ps. "meanchening" is actually "mentioning". i can see why you have spelt it like that though.

 

[Kan' Sharuminar]

In addition to the site I gave, have you tried just googling for maps? I've found many a hnady one that way.

*Kan reminds himself he probably should buy that handy historical atlas he say in the bookstore*

 

[Adso de Fimnu]

I suggest the following site:
http://friesian.com/romania.htm

Also, perhaps this map would be useful:
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/shepherd/germanic_roman_486_1923.jpg