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TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH: How the Greatest Maps Were Made
Discover how methods of mapping and surveying the world have evolved, from the ancient Roman groma, through naval and astronomical instruments such as the magnetic compass, astrolabes and sextants, to the revolution of aerial and satellite photography. Fully illustrated most in color.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 240
Publisher: Ivy Press
Publishing status: Current
Size: 8¼x10½ inches
ISBN: 9780711282643
Item #: 1246836
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