Yeah send me screenshots, I'll get around to it. As far the capitals go, those are my focus at the moment. II spent a lot of time researching the capitals (not the extra holdings due to the obviously exorbitant amount of work that would require) for most of the Greco-Roman world, Africa, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan. I have been rushing through northern Europe (including Bohemia) so those regions may very well be off kilter a bit.
And you're not pestering me, I know people take their associated real-world regions (or regions of academic interest) very seriously. I love the eastern Mediterranean, Armenia and Iran very seriously. Others love other regions. All I ask is - If you want something updated, provide solid justification and screenshots.
Well, what kind of screenshots do you want?
As for Bohemia, you can check any even medieval map to see that borders of the country are mountains. Those "border mountains" are roughly visible on every physical map. The external borders of Bohemia and (to a lesser extent also Moravia) haven't changed map throughout time, and they are basicaly this:
You can also check
this
t's my mapping project. Still in development with still some flaws, but could be more helpfull than my posts.
It is still in development and recently in the middle of face lift. Here is the current version of Cenrtal Europe:
Does this look any similar? to any of those? I don't think so.
I'm sorry I'm not providing many online maps/screenshots. I thought I could be more helpful, save you some work and draw the borders for you. But for that I would need more detailed screenshot of your map (with province names and borders visible), as well as some surroundings, or anything what would help me helping you.
I won't post online screenshots, because my map work is often based on text sources which I then transport to the map. That is the case of Sijilmasa, my another "pain" on your map.
If you check any reference to the city, you will read it was the northern terminus of the western Trans-Saharan route(s) which led to Awdaghost (via Adrar) and Ghana or Timbuktu and Mali (via Taghaza). It was the last place before the caravanas headed towards Taghaza or more western route to Awdaghost. Thus it would be logical if Sijilmasa had direct border with the provinces like Taghaza or Tindouf without having Tuat in between them (heading via Tuat was yet another, but much less frequent route).
I'm just sorry, I think I have asked for those screenshots several times too many and I think like I am attacking you any time I ask again. If it bothers you, please tell me that you are not interested in my help and I'll leave you alone
I'm just sorry, I'm not gonna google maps for you.
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