We have an original vintage map titled “Prevailing Languages - Map 2 - Showing the relative positions of the non-Aryan languages,” dated 1931.
The map size is approximately 20.0 x 25.0 cm (8 x 9.75 inches), making it a medium-sized folding map, suitable for framing. This map highlights the distribution of non-Aryan languages across South Asia, including Dravidian, Tibeto-Burman, and Munda language families. The condition is good, though typical signs of aging are present but generally unobtrusive. Please review the scan carefully for any blemishes before purchasing. We offer a no-questions-asked return policy.
This is an authentic historic map from 1931, not a modern reproduction. The reverse side is plain with nothing printed on it.
The map was created by J. G. Bartholomew and originally appeared in “The Imperial Gazetteer of India,” new (revised) edition, published under the authority of The Government of India, Oxford, at the Clarendon Press.
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