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What can historians learn about the ancient Romans from the maps that the Romans made?
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What can historians learn about the ancient Romans from the maps that the Romans made?

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I would say simply the geography but they could also see where they founded their civilization. They could learn about how the romans viewed themselves and the outside world.
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How they viewed themselves and the world around them.

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