July 1972 National Geographic Society CULTURAL MAP

Description: July 1972 CULTURAL MAP PEOPLES OF MIDDLE EAST National GeographicAn important study for a deeper understanding of the Middle East. One side of this study contains a classic National Geographic physical and political map of the Middle east. Surrounding the map are the identifications of the major ethnic groups that occupy the regions, mostly as village farmers, but with different religions, and from different countries with differing views of the past and the future. The reverse-side contains an excellent study of the area from the empires that occupied the areas, to the life of the farmers where water is the key to life, to the changing life of the nomads, to the growing attractions of the cities, to the growing role of women, to the rise of Islam, and to the importance of oil. One of many maps about the Middle East. There are a number of map insets: Palestine and Israel from 1920 to1967 in 4 steps, land use, the Hold Land today, Jerusalem, the ebb and flow of empires in 5 stages, a study of the Moroccan Arab, the birthplace of the Alphabet, plus individual studies of the various peoples.Map is approximately 22” x 34”.The National Geographic is known for it's fine maps & detailed information. Supplement to the National Geographic Magazine; magazine is not included.FAST FREE SHIPPING

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