The papers which make up this book's chapters were first presented at an international conference, The History of the Discovery of the Arctic Regions as seen through the Description of Travellers and the Work of Cartographers from Early Antiquity of the 18th Century. The collection is well illustrated with rare and ancient maps and traces the development of navigational systems which led to increasingly accurate maps.Published by the Comite Arctique International, the Arctic Institute of North America, and the University of Alaska Press.
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[0-919034-09-8] 1984. (hardcover) Very good. vii, 321 - 613pp. 4to. Taupe cloth covers, lettered in black to front and spine. Covers show light (negligible) markings. Black and white photographs and maps. Solid, bright copy. Co-editors: Claudette Reed Upton, Marvin Falk. This set of papers has been published as Volume 37, Number 4, December 1984, Arctic. Seller Inventory # 134283
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