Flemish and Dutch contributions to the art of navigations in the XVIth century
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Instituto de Inv. Científica Tropical
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| Reeks: | Centro de Estudos de História e Cartografia Antiga |
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Gelijkaardige items: Flemish and Dutch contributions to the art of navigations in the XVIth century
- Reflections upon some navigational and hydrographic problems of the XVth century related to the voyage of Bartolomeu Dias, 1487-88
- Portugal, the country that has contributed most to geographic knowledge of the globe, in the course of one century she discovered and explored nearly two thirds of the inhabited globe
- A new chart of the coast of Brazil from the banks of St. Roque, to the Island of St. Sebastian with the islands and soudings in the offing from the portuguese and dutch draughts, and the journals of the britsh navigators
- Irish cultural influence in Europe VIth century to XIIth century
- Mapmakers of the sixteenth century and their maps
- Fra Mauro's mappa mundi and fifteenth-century Venice