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Tracing Maritime Trade Routes with The Selden Map of China
The Selden Map of China, commissioned by Zheng Zhilong, offers insights into maritime trade and cultural exchanges in East Asia. Read more
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Unveiling the Mysteries of the Babylonian Map of the World: Ancient Perspectives on Geography
The Babylonian Map of the World, a 6th-century BCE clay tablet, offers advanced insight into ancient geography and culture. Read more
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Exploring The Kangnido Map: Charting the Known World in 15th Century Korea
The Kangnido Map, crafted during the Joseon Dynasty, offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western cartographic traditions. Read more
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The Catalan Atlas: Navigating the Medieval Mediterranean
The medieval Catalan Atlas, created in 1375, is a masterpiece of accuracy, art, and cultural vibrancy. Read more
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The Vinland Map: Unraveling Norse Exploration
The 15th century Vinland Map depicts Norse exploration of North America, though its authenticity is hotly debated. Read more
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The Ptolemaic Map: Rediscovering Ancient Geography
The Ptolemaic Map, created in the 2nd century AD, revolutionized cartography with its groundbreaking concepts and precision. Read more
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The Ebstorf Map: Exploring Medieval Cosmography
The Ebstorf Map, a medieval masterpiece, intricately weaves geography, religion, and symbolism to offer insights into medieval worldview. Read more
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The Cotton Map: Unveiling Tudor England’s Ambitions
The Cotton Map, created around 1570, reflects Tudor England’s global exploration, trade, and maritime ambitions, with vivid art and historical significance. Read more
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The Cantino Planisphere: Charting the Age of Discovery
The Cantino Planisphere, created in 1502, reflects the Age of Discovery and Portuguese exploration efforts, including the Treaty of Tordesillas. Read more
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The Hereford Cathedral Chained Library: Preserving Medieval Knowledge
The Hereford Cathedral Chained Library, founded in the 12th century, holds medieval treasures like the Hereford Mappa Mundi and illuminated manuscripts. Read more
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