File:Iran circa 1000AD.png

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Inspired by Historical Atlas of Georges Duby (p.208, map A), this map was made by Fabienkhan the 26th of august 2006 with Inkscape and GIMP. Credits: Arad for the translation
Inspiré par l'Atlas historique de Georges Duby (Page 208, carte A), cette carte à été conçue par Fabienkhan le 26 août 2006 à l'aide d' Inkscape et de GIMP. Crédits: Arad pour la traduction des légendes.
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Iran circa AD 1000
L'Iran vers l'an 1000

see also english svg version : Image:Persia circa 1000AD.svg see also french version: Image:Carte Iran 1000.png

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