File:Ethnographic map of Slavs, Lubor Niederle.JPG
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A picture from a book by Czech archaeologist en:Lubor Niederle "Slavic Antiquities" (Slovanské starožitnosti), series published between 1902-24. The name can be translated as "Ethnographical map of Slavs".
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| Date | Published 1902-24 |
| Source | Uploaded picture was found in online version of a review about Czech nation between 1899-1914, chapter 5 at [1] (PDF file, all texts in Czech). They have it scanned from the book. The image quality is not the greatest. |
| Author | Uploaded to Wikipedia on 17:50, July 7, 2006 by w:User:Pavel Vozenilek |
| Other versions | Етноґрафічна карта славянщини.jpg |
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| current | 12:07, 24 November 2009 | | 1,017 × 847 (366 KB) | Чръный человек | colours? contrast |
| 19:21, 26 April 2009 |  | 1,017 × 847 (154 KB) | Piotrus | {{Information |Description=A picture from a book by Czech archaeologist Lubor Niederle "Slavic Antiquities" (Slovanské starožitnosti), series published between 1902-24. The name can be translated as "Ethnographical map of Slavs". <br> Textual descri |
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