of the same issues recently discussed re: developing quality online map
image sites should apply: http://www.maphistory.info/aboutim.html#hosts
. I think that you would likely reach a much larger audience by going
online, if quality issues can be met.
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I think it is rods: http://www.kb.nl/skd/mathemat.html.
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1,778,000
Pole5,029
Rhenish/Rheinland/Rynland - rod/ruthen/roeden 3,766
Rhenish foot314
Rhenish verge/yard 3,766
Rhine /see/ Rhenish
Rod 5,029
Roden/Danish perches??? (La Rode) 3,138
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Hidden marks should never be used as the only form of marking,
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Hidden marks are intended only as supplements to visible marks.
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, and is not free,
but a description of what is contained is available here:
http://www.proquest.com/en-US/promos/sanbornmaps.shtml . I know this
does not solve the desire to have free access to the images.
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UVa's Virgo library catalog is by no means as friendly as Google. It
helps to use
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Kersey), /Stride/, two Steps, or a Measure of five Foot.
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'm.p.' (contemporary abbreviation) measured 1480 meters.
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?abstract_id=1495365 (then
click the SSRN button).
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Is Supervue Map and Guide Organization still in business? I
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century; 9. General
conclusion.
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, a
list of star names found on the plates, a glossary of technical
words, and a bibliography.
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(although the publication dates are 1996 and 1997). I'm sure they are
also on Amazon, but I did not look.
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to the right of
the frame has maps organized by date, going back to the early 18th
century. I did not go through all the listings, but many are zoomable.
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it is the same software.
Perhaps others on the list have had other experiences with this new tool.
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maps of
WWII, US Navy rubber life raft charts of WWII, and WWII tissue escape
maps. The section on the British maps talks about Clayton Hutton and MI 9.
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On 1/27/2010 10:23 AM, White, Eric wrote:
The World's largest book is worth a look...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/jan/26/klencke-atlas-british-library-exhibition
Eric White
Bridwell Library
Thu. March 18th, 2010 - 10:00 AM
Laura Dassow Walls (Passage to Cosmos: Alexander von
Humboldt and the Shaping of America) discusses the enormous role
of von Humboldt, scientist and explorer, in the mapping of the early
19th century world.
Moderated by: Joel Kovarsky
Featuring:
Laura
of significance. Ken may have been
focused on something far more casual when he started the project, but
things change.
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sessions to the major
print-making processes.
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On 3/22/2010 9:38 AM, Henry Raine, New-York Historical Society wrote:
If we want to extend this discussion to related arts, the following series of
videos on illustration processes are also very useful
in that folio, as well as description of the basic and
economic geology of the area. The Geologic Atlas collection is
maintained by Map and GIS Collections and Services within the TAMU
Libraries.
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On 4/4/10 7:34 AM, Joel Kovarsky wrote:
This is from the Sunday NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com
walk
(for a person or a horse?) that could be quite variable. In just
browsing around the web, I've seen estimates ranging from roughly 3.3 to
4.7 km.
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the 1:86,400 scale of the 180 sheet map published
between 1798-1812 was still based on the old English fathom (and not yet
the pendulum swing): http://www.informatics.org/france/maps.html .
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There is also an acknowledgement at the end of the piece thanking J.B.
Post for calling attention to these Dell titles.
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was
named during the Lewis and Clark expedition (1806), not later:
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On 4/19/2010 9:44 AM, Kenneth Nebenzahl wrote:
Derek,
Have you reviewed
/geography/statistical_atlases.html
. In addition to the brief history, they link to three 19th century
copies of the atlas, via the Library of Congress (American Memory) site.
This includes the atlases from 1870, 1880 and 1890. This might be of
interest to some on the list.
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, but given the number of volumes produced over such
an extended period of time, I would venture a guess that there would
have been a number of sources for the paper, which might not have even
been uniform within a single volume.
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On 4/22/2010 10:49 AM, Rand Burnette
/bp01-18.html
and
http://library.uvic.ca/site/lydgate/lydgatems/pages/manuscript/watermarks/watermarks.htm).
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---and multiple dimensions---from property to
cyberspace---Monmonier demonstrates how much boundaries influence
our experience---from homeownership and voting to taxation and
airline travel.
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manuscripts, broadsides, maps and documents, based on actual figures
realized at auction.
It is not as comprehensive for loose maps as AMPR, so the two would
complement one another.
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. John Hessler is frequently cited. I hope the conference itself will be
available for viewing via the web, as the LC has done this for other
similar events.
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to the 17th
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http://www.blaeuvanderhem.com/Default.aspx?pageid=26 .
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, sociology,
anthropology,
law, art, film, journalism, education, political science,
architecture ...).
The author does attempt to narrow his focus, but at certain levels it
appears a futile exercise.
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Maps, exploration, and the history of cartography are one
mache with vellum,
which (after
drying) was sliced off at the equator and reinforced with wooden
rings. After being
adhered back together, a map - drawn on the parchment strips (gores)
- was pasted
onto the sphere.
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through History. ISBN: 9780762745319.
h.with Don Blevins. Texas: Mapping the Lone Star State through
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they occur...
As a brief aside on this point, the webcast for Re-Examining the
Portolan Chart: History, Navigation and Science is now online:
http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=4931. I had not
seen this announced to the list, and my apologies if I missed it.
Joel
of vols. 1-6 online,
which can yield some additional information:
http://www.monticello.org/papers/indices/index.html .
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On 9/28/2010 8:38 AM, Simon Frost, University of Southern Denmark wrote:
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copies known, one at the American Geographical
Society Library and the other at the New York Public Library.
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There's a small error in the link, which should be:
http://www.axismaps.com/blog/2010/09/typographic-map-posters/ .
On
/RUMSEY~8~1~224~20038:Map-of-the-United-States,-Exhibitin.
I would assume Melish had access to some similar sources. The 1804
version of Bradley's map also shows similar features (see article by
Caldwell and Buehler in the spring 2010 issue, no. 77, of _The Portolan_.
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This isn't a direct answer, and I'm not sure where Melish got
COLLECTIONS: Original tan cloth, in dust jacket.
Related title
Mexico-Atlas.
Series statement
Quellen und Forschungen zur Geschichte der Geographie und der
Reisen
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was attached to a
later email, but I cannot attach it here. For those with an interest,
just contact Mr. Murphy via the information below. I'm sure he'd be
happy to send along a copy (or you can email me DIRECTLY, but DO NOT
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/search.html. Additional
keyword searches are also available, such as:
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Best of luck with this.
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in _Fine Books Collections Magazine_, with some added reference
reading: http://www.finebooksmagazine.com/issue/201003/battlefield-1.phtml .
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On 11/25/2010 10:56 AM, deraedt wrote:
Does there exist a publication on the use of
cartographic material during the *first world
information
(for example, see those mentioned herein:
http://www.maphistory.info/SEARCHING%20FOR%20EARLY%20MAPS.pdf), there
are often copyright or terms of use statements.
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of the volume of new material, but also because the sites tend to walk
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of locations that are
digitally archiving multiple atlases.
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/eblj/2010articles/articles.html). Among those listed
was Tom Harper's Fortunate Survivors: Maps and Map Fragments in the
Bagford Collection
(http://www.bl.uk/eblj/2010articles/pdf/ebljarticle12010.pdf).
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. Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 218 pp. ill.
ISBN: 9781606180051. $35.
It can be ordered here:
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On 1/5/2011 7:57 AM, Larry Summers wrote:
Peter and others,
I just finished
.
Edited by Jordana Dym and Karl Offen
_Mapping Latin America: A Cartographic Reader_
360 pages, 118 color plates, 12 halftones, 1 line drawing 8-1/2 x
11 © 2011
Cloth $125.00
ISBN: 9780226618210
Paper $39.00
ISBN: 9780226618227
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program link
is here: The actual link to the program is here:
http://www.rbms.info/conferences/conf-docs/2010/index.shtml . One point,
which will be obvious if you listen, is that the remarks of the
attending FBI agent have been redacted.
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On 1/13/2011 12:28 PM
and culturally
valuable items. One can get into all sorts of relative arguments about
these issues.
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Hi Peter, maphists:
One further thing
yesterday,
which I hope are now fixed.
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One further thing
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to photograph an
individual map, one likely has to have some limits in terms of handling.
That said, some of the issue is the annoyance of the flash to other
users in the reading room--not necessarily the light exposure from a
small, hand-held digital camera.
Joel Kovarsky
On 2/4
--Digital Cameras
in the Reading Room
http://www.oclc.org/research/publications/library/2010/2010-05.pdf. If
anyone has trouble accessing this, please let me know off-list.
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in Italy. Perhaps someone else has more precise.
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Title: Geography of Claudius Ptolemy
Uniform Title: Geographia. English
Author(s): Ptolemy, 2nd cent.
Nicolaus Germanus,; 15th cent.
Stevenson, Edward Luther
libraries (too
numerous to list here) hold this 1932 reproduction. That 2009 issue of
Bagrow is a reprint edition, and perhaps has older information.
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http://www.booktryst.com/2011/03/when-heavens-converted
no assertion that Tanselle's paper solves everything, or that
others do not have meaningful additions to the varied concepts, but it
does help to understand the complexities, for those who are interested.
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(you do not have to note
all those features). This would take time, and a cataloger with a good
handle on relevant cartobibliography, if appropriate sources are available.
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, who often have their own notational
structures.
As to Julie's point, your suggestion for dates would make sense, insofar
as they can obtain the information.
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On 3/4/2011 12:47 PM, Peter van der Krogt wrote:
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the project at hand might contribute to some solutions.
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The statements and opinions
so they
can be posted on his Map History Gateway. In addition to the web
articles section noted in the post, there is also an extensive list of
relevant journals and newsletters, several of which have full-text
available online (http://maphistory.info/journals.html).
Joel
elsewhere). ISBN 9781568980737.
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On 3/21/2011 9:35 AM, J. B. Post wrote:
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The NYC grid would seem
/browserecord2.php?-action=browse-recid=7130.
Several entries are applicable.
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On 3/21/2011 1:30 PM, Neil Street wrote:
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to link directly to Mr. Shirley's section:
http://www.antiquemaps-fair.com/Blog/?p=414.
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The statements
can then just enter the page number
where you want to start. I actually matched the initial page (447) to
the copy available via the (subscription) HathiTrust Digital Library,
and it is the same.
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On 4/14/2011 4:20 AM, Sorin Fortiu wrote:
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There are references to this as one of the oldest manuscripts of the
Vulgate, and indication that, at least at one time, it resided in the
university library at Munich:
http://www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/pdf/bsac/1876_153_gregory.pdf .
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, is Holy Land Maps from the Eran
Laor Cartographic Collection:
http://www.jnul.huji.ac.il/dl/maps/pal/html/ .
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re: the nature and number
of these zones. As has been implied by earlier posts, the modern naming
conventions came later.
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