
This comprehensive Mesopotamia map poster is an invaluable resource for tracing over 1,000 years of power shifts in the Ancient Near East. This unique academic chart features four maps on one poster, allowing for an immediate visual comparison of the rise and fall of the region’s greatest powers, perfectly suited for the classroom or home study.
This four-in-one Assyrian Empire map poster visually tracks the political and geographic evolution of the region, from the early city-state of Assur to the height of imperial power. It covers a critical period from the Bronze Age Mesopotamia through the Iron Age.
Each detailed map highlights the borders, cities, and topographical features of a specific historical era:
Assur, c. 1700 BCE: Showing the early city-state foundation of the Assyrian power.
Mitanni Empire, c. 1500-1300 BCE: Highlighting the borders of this contemporary Bronze Age power.
Middle Assyrian Empire, c. 1365-1000 BCE: Documenting Assyria's first major imperial expansion.
Neo-Assyrian Empire, c. 921-627 BCE: Illustrating the massive territorial extent of the Neo-Assyrian Empire at its height before its final collapse.
This Assyrian Empire history timeline map is the perfect visual tool for anyone studying Mesopotamian history from 1700 BCE to 627 BCE.