Map of Europe in 800
This highly detailed map depicts Europe and her surroundings in the year 800 A.D., at the peak of Charlemagne's empire. Before it fractured, Charlemagne had constructed a vastly powerful empire, leaving a legacy on Europe for centuries to come. The Byzantines grapple with rivals on their east and west and continue to feel the pressure of an empirical society. Tribes are beginning to unify in the north and east, forming their own states as their predecessors in the west, while in the Middle East one of the most powerful caliphates continues to expand.
This map was made by referencing a large number of resources and with heavy confidence in it's historical accuracy. It was produced at a high resolution to maintain its integrity when looking at the smallest princedoms in the Holy Roman Empire, and uses a modern style to clearly convey its information.
The print comes in two sizes: one is a larger poster size for seeing the most detail, and the other is a smaller size that that fits framing standards to allow for easy framing.