histomap
/ˈhɪstə(ʊ)map/noun
A diagram representing the development of something over time, especially a religion or civilization.
- The first histomaps were created by John B. Sparks and published by Rand McNally: The Histomap, dealing with world history, in 1931, The Histomap of Evolution in 1932, and The Histomap of Religion in 1943..
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Wisconsin State Journal. From histo- + map.
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