File:Ancient Levant routes.png

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Description	The en:Via Maris (purple), King's Highway (in red), and other ancient en:Levantine en:trade routes, c. en:1300 BCE en:Category:Historical maps by User:Briangotts
Date	2006-05-24 (original upload date)
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Author	Original uploader was Briangotts at en.wikipedia
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