File:Iraq area, 586 B.C..png
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editDescriptionIraq area, 586 B.C..png | Map of Iraq area at about 586 B.C., showing Chaldaea as including north of the Delta. Map is from a history book published in 1890. The map shows Chaldaea, which is what Babylonia was called after it was called Sumer. It shows Chaldaea already north of the delta, with it’s neighbor Phoenecia being a separate place from Canaan, and Juda and Israel not there anymore. |
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Source | A General History for Colleges and High schools by P. V. N. Myers, published in 1890. |
Author | Chuck Marean from a map in a history book that was published in 1890. |
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