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    Wednesday
    Feb142007

    2000 Years and the Spread of Religion

    DateWednesday, February 14, 2007 at 5:20PM

    INFO VISUALIZATION: This isn't a perfect visualization -- but it's an interesting attempt at showing the spread of today's religions over Eurasia. I'd love to see a more comprehensive look animated as well some day. Kudos again to Wikipedia.

    AuthorJulius Schorzman | CommentPost a Comment | Reference23 References |

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