File:Mapping of the world, 1922.jpg
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English: World map showing level of cartography in the world. It contains 11 ancillary maps showing some landmarks in cartographic history (Herodotus B.C. 450, Strabo A.D. 18, Mela A.D. 43, Ptolemy A.D. 150, Mountain of Cosmas Indicopleustes, Cosmas Indicopleustes VI century, Wheel map XI century, Hereford map 1280, Ortelius 1570, De Wit c.1700, The world c.1800). From The Times Atlas |
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| Source | David Rumsey Map Collection, list no 2113.001 |
| Author | John Bartholomew |
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