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Sites register

The sites which are drawn in the eclipse maps vary according to the historical period. Prior to the Christian aera the most important archaeological sites are drawn: but in regions where the sites are located very close to each other it was necessary to make some sort of selection, which sometimes satisfies less the importance of a site than the legibility of the resulting map. For the Christian/Byzantine period mainly sites with cloisters have been chosen. The geograhical coordinates of the sites were collected in the Internet from a multitude of different sources. However, whenever available the geographical coordinates were taken from a Wikipedia article about the site.

Information about the most important sites of a period is extracted mainly from the following sources:


all sites Greece and Asia Minor Italy Near East Egypt
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-2150 to -2080 -2500 to -1900 -2500 to -700 -2500 to -2000 -2150 to -2080
-2080 to -1900 -2500 to -1900 -2500 to -700 -2000 to -1500 -2080 to -1750
-1900 to -1750 -1900 to -1200 -2500 to -700 -2000 to -1500 -2080 to -1750
-1750 to -1500 -1900 to -1200 -2500 to -700 -2000 to -1500 -1750 to -1550
-1500 to -1200 -1900 to -1200 -2500 to -700 -1500 to -1200 -1550 to -1070
-1200 to -1000 -1200 to -700 -2500 to -700 -1200 to -300 -1550 to -1070
-1000 to -700 -1200 to -700 -2500 to -700 -1200 to -300 -1070 to -700
-700 to -500 -700 to -500 -700 to -500 -1200 to -300 -700 to -300
-500 to -300 -500 to -330 -500 to 0 -1200 to -300 -700 to -300
-300 to 0 -330 to +325 -500 to 0 -300 to 0 -300 to +100
0 to +100 -330 to +325 0 to +325 0 to +325 -300 to +100
+100 to +325 -330 to +325 0 to +325 0 to +325 +100 to +800
+325 to +800 +325 to +1000 +325 to +1000 +325 to +1000 +100 to +800
+800 to +1000 +325 to +1000 +325 to +1000 +325 to +1000 +800 to +1000



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This work was supported by a Marie Heim-Vögtlin grant of the Swiss National Science Foundation.


Created by Rita Gautschy, version 2.0, January 2012