Map of the Ancient World: Tabula Peutingeriana
Discover a unique antique find!
This valuable rolled map offers incredible insights into the world of the Romans and makes you discover the travel routes of olden times. Let your students find places they have visited and roads they have taken. The Tabula Peutingeriana is dated to the 4th century AD and shows a representation of the inhabited world of the time (Terra habitabilis). The streets here were drawn as lines and show individual stage places.
Tabula Peutingeriana: the world in the year 330 AD
The original artwork of this map was probably made around the year 330, because it shows already the city of Constantinople. In addition, however, also Pompeii is still to be seen, although this city was destroyed by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and had not been rebuilt. Yet, as one can see, the city lived on not only in memory, but even on maps. Similarly, some places in the province of Germania are shown, which were destroyed during the 5th century.
- One of the most important maps of Europe: Tabula Peutingeriana
- Map of the ancient world
- Late antique map modeled on an older Roman prototype
- Perhas based on the world map of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
- Inspired by the Itinerarium Antonini
- A roll with two wooden poles
- Total dimensions: 4 m x 20 cm
- Special foil printed in one piece
- Dating of the original: 4th century AD.
Nostalgic wooden poles
The wonderful look of this map is also given by the precious wooden poles. The Tabula Peutingeriana can be rolled up on both sides and can be looked at, as people in antiquity would have used it.
Long-lasting joy through high-quality film printing
The high-quality film print makes this exclusive Tabula Peutingeriana particularly robust, easy to clean and resistant. You will enjoy it for a very long time. Particularly useful for school classes.
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