Product Overview
Step into the Eastern Roman world and the dramatic age of the Crusades with this coordinated four-poster set. The Byzantine Empire map traces Justinian’s 555 CE realm from Constantinople to the Mediterranean, while a precise architectural rendering reveals the soaring dome of Hagia Sophia. Two campaign maps follow the First Crusade’s march to Jerusalem and the Second Crusade’s fateful push to recapture Edessa. Together these 12x18 inch posters bring medieval Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean into sharp focus for any classroom, library, or study nook. PosterEnvy prints every sheet on durable paper in its family-owned, solar-powered U.S. facility, ensuring rich color that lasts for years of lessons or quiet admiration.
- Display the Byzantine Empire map, Hagia Sophia, First Crusade, and Second Crusade together as a matched set of four 12x18 inch posters that span the Eastern Roman world and medieval holy wars.
- Follow the 555 CE Byzantine borders under Justinian I, the 532–537 construction of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, and the 1096–1099 and 1145–1149 crusader routes across Europe to the Holy Land.
- Printed on heavy-duty paper in PosterEnvy’s family-owned, solar-powered U.S. shop, these four coordinated 12x18 inch posters resist fading so classrooms and home libraries can enjoy them for years.
- Perfect for middle-school and high-school social-studies units on the Eastern Roman Empire, Byzantine architecture, or the Crusades, each poster supplies ready-to-teach maps, dates, and key locations.
- Give the gift of medieval history—hang the complete quartet in a classroom timeline, homeschool nook, or history-buff’s study for an instant conversation-starting gallery wall.
