Baltic Tribes c. 1200, map by Mapmaster, January 2007
A map depicting the population groups inhabiting the Baltics in around 1200 CE. Borders shown are aproximations. Based on a map by Marija Gimbutas, published in The Balts (1963) LCC 63018018 (page 23 "Fig. 1. Baltic tribes and provinces c. A.D. 1200").
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