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    Zeitleiste der Weltgeschichte

    Von omererulke

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    6. a_rabid_anti_dentite on

      Very Eurocentric. The size of the Han relative to the Roman Empire tells me a lot. Still a cool concept.

    8. TryingUnsuccessfully on

      Sumeria doesn’t deserve a highlight? I don’t understand on what assumptions this graphic was made, but I’d suspect the author needs more education in history.

    9. durakraft on

      We’re all mad here!
      I can only show you the door.
      „Good morning, and in case I don’t see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!“

    10. Prime_Director on

      I really like this, but the way the data is presented, I think gives a false impression of the scale and significance of various polities. For example, the Roman Empire takes up about 1/3 of the chart at it’s peak, while the contemporaneous Han Dynasty takes up like 1/20th. At their respective peaks around the first century AD, the Han controlled more land than Rome, and had a slightly larger population. But in the chart it’s a fraction of the size. It makes places outside Europe seem like an afterthought.

    13. Alexhtfnutty on

      I can maybe see Europe being larger than Africa on this map, but the fact that it’s larger than Asia, I mean the bias couldn’t be more obvious like come on 🙄

    16. bukhrin on

      The more prosperous part of the Roman Empire never stopped being Roman, is this a western european centric thinking to portray it as such?

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