The Slavonic Language Family (Milner-Gulland with Dejevsky)
Description
The Slavonic Language Family
Source:
Milner-Gulland, Robin with Nikolai Dejevsky. 1989. The Slavonic Language Family. Cultural Atlas of Russia and the Soviet Union, ed. by Graham Speake, 28-29. Oxford: Equinox (Oxford) Ltd.
Date Digitized: March 2011
Map Description:
This map is digitized from the map 'The Slavonic Language Family' from Cultural Atlas of Russia and the Soviet Union by Milner-Gulland and Dejevsky. It chronicles the Slavic speaking areas of the world circa 800 and circa 1500. The map is also broken down into regions, and illustrates language contact amongst Slavonic and non-Slavonic speakers in the region.
Other LLMAP resources related to this project:
Eastern Europe and the Byzantine World in the 10th Century (Milner-Gulland with Dejevsky)
Date Digitized: March 2011
Map Description:
This map is digitized from the map 'The Slavonic Language Family' from Cultural Atlas of Russia and the Soviet Union by Milner-Gulland and Dejevsky. It chronicles the Slavic speaking areas of the world circa 800 and circa 1500. The map is also broken down into regions, and illustrates language contact amongst Slavonic and non-Slavonic speakers in the region.
Other LLMAP resources related to this project:
Eastern Europe and the Byzantine World in the 10th Century (Milner-Gulland with Dejevsky)
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