Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map shows where hoards of Roman Coins have been found around the world.
To date, their database has records of 6,057,413 coins in 15,201 validated hoards, and an additional 896,032 coins recorded in 2,964 unofficial hoards.
And quite frankly it’s shocking how far the coins have travelled.
The map above shows the highest and lowest temperatures ever recorded in each South American country.
As a Canadian it always makes me laugh seeing countries that have never had a single delay below freezing.
And on the flip side, Canada’s warmest temperature ever recorded was 49.6 °C (121 °F), which is warmer than any country in South America.
Here is a full list of highs and lows:
Here are the 11 nationalities:
The maps presented here were created by Yanko Tsvetkov from his Atlas of Prejudice series (click here to buy the book).
And here the 20 ways to divide Europe based on stereotypes:
The map above shows the number and share of each Canadian province that are Muslim. From a high of 942,990 (6.7%) in Ontario to a low of just 140 (0.4%) in Nunavut there are total of 1,775,715 Muslims in Canada as of the 2021 Census.
Here are the totals by province:
Germany would unconditionally surrender 5 months later on Victory in Europe (VE) Day 8 May 1945.
The full list is below:
Most European languages use a word derived from the Old Tupi word “nanas,” (which means excellent fruit) resulting in variations such as “ananas.”
Here’s the text from the map:
