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History of Cartography II

History of Cartography II. Siberia and Pre-Contact Americas. Karelian Petroglyphs. Karelian Petroglyph. Inuit Driftwood Maps. Mojave Rock Map. Red Sky’s Birch bark Migration Scroll. Stela at Izapa ( ca 300 BCE-1 CE). Mapa de Metlatoyuka , 16 th c .

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History of Cartography II

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  1. History of Cartography II Siberia and Pre-Contact Americas

  2. Karelian Petroglyphs

  3. Karelian Petroglyph

  4. Inuit Driftwood Maps

  5. Mojave Rock Map

  6. Red Sky’s Birch bark Migration Scroll

  7. Stela at Izapa (ca 300 BCE-1 CE)

  8. Mapa de Metlatoyuka, 16th c

  9. TENOCHTITLAN IN THE CODEX MENDOZA (ca 1541)

  10. Mixtec Map of the Apoala Valley in the Codex Nuttall

  11. Map elements

  12. Incan Quipu

  13. Incan Quipu as Map

  14. Quipu as Map

  15. A drawing or other representation of the earth's surface or a part of it made on a flat surface, showing the distribution of physical or geographical features (and often also including socio-economic, political, agricultural, meteorological, etc., information), with each point in the representation corresponding to an actual geographical position according to a fixed scale or projection; a similar representation of the positions of stars in the sky, the surface of a planet, or the like. Also: a plan of the form or layout of something, as a route, a building, etc. (OED)

  16. graphic representations that facilitate a spatial understanding of things, concepts, conditions, processes or events in the human world' From Harley and Woodward, The History of Cartography (1987)

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