[Ansteorra] Re: map was the Kingdom Website

[David Jurgens]

You need to remember that this map was done in a "period style".  I think
that most maps of the SCA's time period that showed this amount of area had
even less detail.  They would just show that town 'A' was north and west of
city 'B'.  They may or may not have a road labeled on it.

I know that there are a number of folks out there that have studied maps of
the SCA's time period.  If I have made any incorrect assumptions here,
please let me know.

I think that this map gives a great view of the Kingdom and correctly shows
the "relative" location of each group.  Since the map does not show any
scale, non can be inferred.

My $.02

Godwin

-----Original Message-----
From: Deborah Sweet [mailto:dssweet at okstate.edu]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 1:04 PM
To: mooneschadowe at yahoogroups.com; ansteorra at ansteorra.org;
northern at ansteorra.org
Subject: [Ansteorra] Re: map was the Kingdom Website


>map link:
>Off the publications page
>http://www.ansteorra.org/graphics/kingdom_map/HugeRevAnstMap.jpg

After getting a good look at the map, all I can say is:

Wow. I never knew Wastelands was *on the road* between Mooneschadowe and 
Wiesenfeuer. 

Estrill

[well, alright, Rivers Run should be further north, about as equal from 
the border as Chemin Noir is. And I don't know the Texas cities that well, 
but shouldn't the big split be *at* Glaslyn, not north of it?]



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