Roman Empire and Germanic Migrations Wall Map
The Roman Empire and Germanic Migrations wall map shows what actually happened: an empire already split in two, with peoples in motion pressing against its frontiers for generations.
Part of the Kappa Map Group Classroom Series, this 400 CE map gives a world history class something to point at during the late antiquity unit.
- Western and Eastern Roman Empires shown as the two distinct political halves they were in 400 CE
- Migration routes of the Franks, Visigoths, Jutes and other Germanic peoples traced across Europe
- Approximate time frames labeled with the movements, so students can sequence them instead of memorizing a list
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial and home school programs
- Finishing choices include paper, lamination, foam core mounting, black or walnut framing, and spring roller with backboard
Middle and high school history teachers keep it on the classroom wall through the Rome and medieval Europe units. Home school parents use it as a term-long reference. Curriculum coordinators can have Map Shop combine it with other Classroom Series history maps on one multi-map roller.

