North Africa 1908 Ottoman Atlas Map Empire Libya Tunisia Morocco Algeria Tripoli 45rpm Location: Bayazid Ağa

Location: Bayazid Ağa

the eldest son of Sultan Abdülaziz and heir to the Ottoman throne after Sultan Mehmed V’s accession in 1909

where Muslims and non-Muslims frequently engaged in economic relations

and political divisions are carefully outlined

Historical context: Reflects the vibrant multicultural trade network of Aksaray and the active participation of Armenian merchants in the late Ottoman economy

North Africa 1908 Ottoman Atlas Map Empire Libya Tunisia Morocco Algeria Tripoli 45rpm Location: Bayazid AğaTrablusgarb ve Tunus ve Fas ve Cezayir Haritas From Mkemmel ve Mufassal Corafya y Umumi Atlas by Mehmed Eref (1324 AH 1908 CE) Description: An Ottoman Turkish map titled Trablusgarb ve Tunus ve Fas ve Cezayir Haritas, published in 1324 AH (1908 CE) in Mehmed Erefs Mkemmel ve Mufassal Corafya y Umumi Atlas. Printed in Istanbul, the map provides a detailed representation of North Africa, showing Libya (Trablusgarb), Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria.