Delve into one of the most popular and cliché alternate history maps ever imagined. Alternate history has long fascinated ...

Here’s how it works. A map of the Byzantine Empire at its greatest extent in A.D. 565. (Image credit: Dimitrios Karamitros via Getty Images) ...

The map purported to show the Byzantine Empire at its largest size in the 6th century, but he noticed that Spain and part of Africa were missing from the depiction.

Israeli archaeologists have unearthed a section of an old flagstone street in Jerusalem that provides important new evidence about the city's commercial life 1 500 years ago.

A map of the empire in the 6 th century was on display, and Benjamin said he immediately began to check the dates. The map was supposed to show when the empire was at its largest, but Spain and ...

Researchers Used a 1,500-Year-Old Map to Find a Lost City Excavators determined Tharais was a religious hub of the Byzantine empire.

A seventh grader from Connecticut was visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art last year and he noticed an error: A map of the Byzantine Empire in the 6th Century was missing Spain and part of Africa.