Wayfinding : the science and mystery of how humans navigate the world / M. R. O'Connor

An exploration of the history and science of human navigation, from traditional wayfinding techniques to the neurological functions of the hippocampus. It examines how spatial orientation is linked to memory, evolution, and brain health.

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