KNOWN ERRORS in MAP OF THE ROMAN WORLD

[Jona Lendering]

Here is the list of known errors in the map; I will re-edit this page when possible and necessary.

Please note that errors are inevitable: the world's topography is too complex for the computer system. Jasper and I do our best to check.

Please add what you think is wrong (coordinates, description, better links), but do not add items that you have added and have not yet appeared. Jasper needs to validate every single item, which just takes some time. (And -hey!- this guy is writing a thesis, he has other important things to do.)

Blue means that the marker must change.

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LIBYA
Al-Qaryah al Gharbiya, Wadi Ghirza, Bu Njem

PAKISTAN
- Alexandria in Oreitia: lat=26.2247383936, lon=66.3158753512
- City of the Mallians: 30.1892496163, lon=71.4700620562

SPAIN
- Location of Legio
- Iuliobriga Latitude 42.983240 Longitude -4.115923
- Add Lucentum, in Alicante; Alange

SYRIA
- Location Bosra

TEXAS
- Texas Coritani have link to <a href="http://www.freewebs.com/texascoritani/" >Texas Coritani
Celtic Iron Age
- Address:
1100 Congress
Austin, Texas 76701

[Praefectusclassis]

Thanks Jona. That's easier.

Ok. As of now I will use this page only to update the map!

[aitor iriarte]

OK, Sorry, I hadn't found this topic :oops:
Now that I see that the blunder about Iuliobriga is recorded, I must 'return' to Dura and the review on 'Siege Warfare in the Roman World'... :roll:

Aitor

[aitor iriarte]

Well, I just couldn't resist it:
Amida, modern Diyarbakir in Turkey. lat 37.910898 long 40.236802
I haven't got time to type it now, sorry, could you do it for me? Thanks :wink:

Aitor

[Jona Lendering]

could you do it for me?

Done

[Praefectusclassis]

Battle of Ilerda marker is missing coordinates.

[aitor iriarte]

Was it fought at the actual modern city of Lerida or just 'nearby'? (Too ancient for this grumpy late Roman :wink: )

Aitor

[Praefectusclassis]

I dunno. Wasn't me who added it in.

[Robert Vermaat]

Is the map offline? I can't see any marker....

[Praefectusclassis]

Nope. That means that one of the latest additions slipped through with bad html in them.

[Praefectusclassis]

And fixed. Apparently the & sign causes trouble in the datafile.

[Robert Vermaat]

If I try the map now, my browser crashes! The map opens with all markers...

[Praefectusclassis]

That's unright. Is your link the following? http://www.romanarmy.com/cms/component/ ... Itemid,99/

[Robert Vermaat]

That's unright. Is your link the following? http://www.romanarmy.com/cms/component/ ... Itemid,99/

No, http://www.romanarmy.com/cms/component/ ... Itemid,99/
I use the link at the top of each page.

[Praefectusclassis]

Ah! Zat exzplainz it! I forgot to change that one. Thanks for pointing it out Robert.

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