Episode 5.11: Itineraries

The Scientific Odyssey by Chad Davies

Dec 10, 202049:28Education

In this episode, we conclude our examination of cartography in the Roman Empire by looking at the development of itineraries and travel maps from the period of the late Antonines to the Byzantine Empire.

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