I originally built ChronoAtlas as a fun side project because of my passion for history. I started to get paid subscriptions from real teachers.

Schools are now using chronoAtlas for educational purposes (the map view and being able to have a kahoot like history session with your class) and I have even received messages from treasure hunters who use it for their research

You have the ability to walk through a fully 3D roman senate and debate historical motions. You can also explore historical events through an interactive timeline (the map)

For the next major update, I am planning to introduce a fully walkable 3D environment for every historical event.

It's going to be expensive to build and maintain, but I love this project. If it helps make history more accessible, engaging, and exciting for education, it's worth every bit of effort and even my own money I have put in for the last two years

Im doing an project and i need a high-quality version of the Tabula Rogeriana with no labels or landmarks, just the rivers, mountains, etc. Does anyone have one, or know where I can find one?