MartinMansson

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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   all roads that are depicted as named roads do have their names on the map. Azalay in west Africa is one example.
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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   I understand that errors like this can make one doubt the whole product. The content of the map is not made up and very well researched. The fact that i chose to name the settlements like i did (didn't have to be major, but notable or
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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   Saint-Omer was heavily active in the wool and clothing trade at the end of the 12th century, it also was situated closer to the coast at this time. Sometimes, sadly, i have had to omit some locations in order to not clutt the map too much.
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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   This is not on purpose. This is a misspelling on my part. fast fingers.
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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   I've had trouble finding sources this early when it comes to Portugal concerning trade. Portugal seem to have been more involved starting from when the strait of Gibraltar opened up to christians and ships from the Mediterranean sea co
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   by MartinMansson 8y ago

   Hello, i'm the author of the map. Sarai has been suggested to have existed before the mongols arrived, and was a strategic location on the route between europe and asia before the height of the "north" northern silk road. The