مبادئ المساحة والخرائط

The art and science of making maps.

Methods of representing a 3D globe on a 2D surface.

The ratio between distances on a map and corresponding distances on the ground.

Location on Earth using latitude and longitude.

Structured frameworks for defining locations on a map.

Examining data related to geography.

Using maps to visualize past happenings.

Computer-based tools for storing, analyzing, and visualizing spatial data.

Different kinds of maps, e.g., political, physical, thematic.

Methods used to present data on maps.

How close a map is to representing reality.

Rules for creating effective and visually appealing maps.

Explanations used for symbols and colors on maps.

Ratio of map distance to ground distance.

Map emphasizing elevation and terrain features.

Maps illustrating specific data or themes.

A nomadic group originating in Central Asia, residing in the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe between the 4th and 6th centuries CE.

The general consensus among historians regarding Hunnic origins.

A person who doesn't have permanent settlements but travels from place to place seeking grazing land.

Traditional description of Huns emphasising their nomadic pastoral life.

Ancient accounts often portray Huns with peculiar features, viewed from a Roman perspective, and frequently exaggerated or inaccurate.

A prominent Hunnic leader, described by Priscus.

Large empire establishing on the border of the Roman empire in the 5th century.

The aggressive Hunnic campaign to control Central and Eastern European lands.

The year the Huns established a widespread territory in proximity with the Roman Empire.

Roman Empire and Huns relationship

War between the Huns and the Byzantine empire

Roman accounts often depict the Huns as barbarian and uncivilized.

Huns didn't leave their own written historical records.

Military campaign and conquests led by the Huns in 4th-5th centuries.

The Huns left a mark on the history of the Roman and Byzantine Empires.