#Orbis terrarum ck2 mod#

This mod is basically a more accurate map compared to the vanilla one. The original purpose of this mod was to create a new map that corrects the some of the more egregious geographical distortions in the 'form of the world' of the vanilla' - bizarcasm Ortelius was the creator of the first modern atlas, as well as the first person to propose the theory of continental drift. It was the name of the first map made by the Flemish cartographer, Abraham Ortelius, published in 1564. 'The name, 'Typus Orbis Terrarum' roughly translates to 'The Form of the World' in English.

#Orbis terrarum ck2 mods#

NOT compatible with mods that modify the map. Lector: Natalie Stöhr, M.A., publication guidelines: PDF.Savegame compatible (You can use savegames from the vanilla game with this mod, but you CANNOT use savegames from this mod with the vanilla game. Michael Rathmann, Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Universitätsallee 1, 85072 Eichstätt, Germany, Tel.: (+49) 08421 93 21506, email: michael.rathmann(at)ku.de. Papers submitted to Orbis Terrarum undergo a rigorous peer-review process with out-of-town reviewers.Ĭontact address: Prof. Michael Rathmann (University of Eichstätt) has taken over the editorship and the editorial supervision of the journal. Eckart Olshausen (University of Stuttgart) in 1995 as a scientific forum of the Ernst Kirsten Society.

On the homepage of Franz Steiner Verlag you will find an overview of past volumes with their contents. Among its regular columns, in addition to the essays, is an extensive literature review that provides information about new publications on the historical geography of the ancient world. The Orbis Terrarum is published annually by Franz Steiner Verlag. Vera Sauer, Zwischen Phanes und Mithras: Der Ursprung des Orbis Terrarum auf dem Relief von Módena.

The breadth of this thematic framework is to be symbolized by the cosmological aspect of the emblem, which is found in the name of the Orbis Terrarum (cf. Studies on the geographic-topographic profile of the ancient world have a place here, as do studies on the historical interaction between man and landscape, as well as works on the history of science or methodology.Įven though the Orbis Terrarum focuses on the world of antiquity, this does not exclude the view of earlier and later historical epochs: To look at the space of the ancient world in pre- and post-antique times from a historical-geographical point of view is also one of the concerns of the Orbis Terrarum.

The spectrum to be covered by the Orbis Terrarum is deliberately broad. The Orbis Terrarum therefore offers space for research by historians, geographers, and archaeologists, as well as other scholars of antiquity concerned with aspects of historical geography. This is in response to the fact that there is a shortage of journals with a distinctly historical-geographical orientation in the field of ancient studies.Īncient Geography is an interdisciplinary science. International Journal of Historical Geography of the Ancient World, the Ernst Kirsten Society, which aims to provide all members as well as the scientific public with comprehensive information on advances in historical geography of the ancient world, offers a forum for research in the field of historical geography of the ancient world. Publisher: FRANZ STEINER Verlag, Birkenwaldstr. Maier (Würzburg), Alexander Podossinov (Moskau), Francesco Prontera (Perugia), Vera Sauer (Rangendingen), Mustafa Sayar (Istanbul), Pierre Schneider (Arras) González Ponce (Sevilla), Herbert Graßl (Salzburg), Anne Kolb (Zürich), Andreas Külzer (Wien), Ray Laurence (Sydney), Felix K. Internationale Zeitschrift für die Historische Geographie der alten Welt / International Journal for the Historical Geography of the Ancient World / Revue internationale de la géographie historique du monde ancien / Rivista internazionale di geografia storica del mondo anticoĮditor: Michael Rathmann, Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Universitätsallee 1, 85072 Eichstätt, Germany (email: michael.rathmann(at)ku.de)Ĭo-Editors: Anca Dan, École Normale Superieure, Rue d'Ulm 45, 75005 Paris, France (email: anca-cristina.dan(at)ens.fr), Frank Daubner, Universität Trier, FB III - Alte Geschichte, 54286 Trier, Germany (email: daubner(at)), Veronica Bucciantini, Università degli Studi di Firenze, Via Della Pergola 58-60, 50121 Firenze, Italia (email: veronica.bucciantini(at)).Īdvisory Board: Pascal Arnaud (Lyon), Serena Bianchetti (Firenze), Angelos Chaniotis, (Princeton), Gonzalo Cruz Andreotti (Málaga), Anca Dan (Paris), Daniela Dueck (Ramat Gan), Hans-Joachim Gehrke (Freiburg), Francisco J.