BookkooB : The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Rome

	title:	The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Rome (Penguin Historical Atlases)
	author:	Scarre
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Prentice Hall
	released:	February 27, 2002
	isbn:	0140513299
	isbn-13:	9780140513295

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Customer Reviews
A glossy Sunday Supplement view of history - Rated If you want a detailed atlas of history, for goodness sake buy Colin McEvedy's fantastic series of books. The new Historical Atlases are an immense step backwards from there. They have lots of glossy pictures, but the narrative is very lightweight and jumps about annoyingly. Larger maps, please - Rated It's good, and maybe it deserves another star, but I found the maps a tad too small, but that may be just me. I would like nice, large, full page maps I can pour over. That said, it's an essential companion for any student of the roman empire. If it can be found at twice the size, in hard-cover, then buy it. If not, then buy it anyway, for lack of anything better. vandahl, a military history buff from oslo One not to be without! - Rated I have found in my research of Ancient rome a difficulty in finding an index volume. Not any more! This book not only contains good maps of various parts and cities of the empire, it also has reliable text to it, Making it very easy to find what your looking for in great detail in other works. To anyone who has an interest in ancient Rome, regardles of the reason. Do yourself a huge favour and buy this book now!

Customer Reviews

A glossy Sunday Supplement view of history - Rated 1/5
If you want a detailed atlas of history, for goodness sake buy Colin McEvedy's fantastic series of books. The new Historical Atlases are an immense step backwards from there. They have lots of glossy pictures, but the narrative is very lightweight and jumps about annoyingly.

Larger maps, please - Rated 3/5
It's good, and maybe it deserves another star, but I found the maps a tad too small, but that may be just me. I would like nice, large, full page maps I can pour over. That said, it's an essential companion for any student of the roman empire. If it can be found at twice the size, in hard-cover, then buy it. If not, then buy it anyway, for lack of anything better.

vandahl, a military history buff from oslo

One not to be without! - Rated 4/5
I have found in my research of Ancient rome a difficulty in finding an index volume. Not any more! This book not only contains good maps of various parts and cities of the empire, it also has reliable text to it, Making it very easy to find what your looking for in great detail in other works.