Published on December 8, 2007 @ 15:17

By Andreas Karsten // 6 responses so far.

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With every map there comes:

• a descriptive title above the image
• a small version - the one you see, 500 pixels wide,
• a large version (1000 pixels wide) for download, and
• a link to the source.

Please note that the copyright license of our blog only allow the use of these maps for noncommerical purposes, and that moreover the license of most maps only allow their use for educational purposes. Thanks for respecting that!

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European cultures around 1200 BC | Larger version | Source

Romance languages in Europe 200 AD | Larger version | Source

Races in Europe - 1916 | Larger version | Source

Racial map of Europe 1923 | Larger version | Source

Core and periphery of Europe | Larger version | Source

Europe’s North South Divides | Larger version | Source

Formal culture regions of Europe | Larger version | Source

Ethnic composition in Bosnia Herzegovina in 1991 | Larger version | Source

Ethnic composition in Bosnia Herzegovina in 2005 | Larger version | Source

Ethnolinguistic groups in the Caucasus | Larger version | Source

Slavic languages in Europe | Larger version | Source

Languages of Europe 1 | Larger version | Source

Languages of Europe 2 | Larger version | Source

How blond is Europe? | Larger version | Source | Further info

How fair-eyed is Europe? | Larger version | Source | Further info

This entry was posted on a wonderful Saturday which was December 8th, 2007 at 15:17.

It is filed under Maps of Europe and the world and tagged with the keywords Caucasus, culture, divisions, ethnicity, ethnolinguistics, languages, languages of europe, maps, regions, scientific racism, slavic languages.

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