Digitized Maps from the Map Collection
of the W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research

The maps below are available in two formats: as low-resolution JPEG screen images, and as high-resolution PDF files which can be magnified and printed. Further information on several of these maps, and on maps from other American research centers around the Mediterranean area, is available at the “Mapping Mediterranean Lands” exhibition on the Digital Library for International Research website.

TERMS OF USE

Every effort has been made to ascertain that the maps displayed on this site are in the public domain. The copyright of the scanned digital images of the maps belongs to the W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research. Use of the digital images, as well as their reproduction or duplication, either partially or in their entirety, in either electronic or paper format, and in an unaltered form, is strictly limited to private study, instruction or research. Proper attribution of the source must be made on all copies.

Portion of Eastern Palestine, 1881 – bibliographic details – screen display – full size PDF (20MB) – “Mapping Mediterranean Lands”		General map of Jerusalem, [between 1924 and 1930] – bibliographic details – screen display		[Archaeologiki Zone Athenon Apallotriotea Ektasis] = [Archaeological zone of Athens to be expropriated for excavation purposes], 1936 – bibliographic details (UTF-8) – screen display – full size PDF (13.9MB) – “Mapping Mediterranean Lands”

A new map of Turky [sic] in Europe and parts adjoyning shewing their principal divisions and chiefe cities, towns, rivers, mountains &c. Dedicated to His Highness William Duke of Glocester [sic], [17--] – bibliographic details – screen display – full size PDF (14MB)		A new map of Turkey in Europe divided into all its provinces; with the adjacent countries in Europe and Asia: drawn chiefly from the maps published by the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg, 1794 – bibliographic details – screen display – full size PDF (33.5MB)		European dominions of the Ottomans, or Turkey in Europe, 1795 – bibliographic details – screen display – full size PDF (31.45MB)

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