The history of cartography : volume two, book three : cartography in the traditional African, American, Arctic, Australian, and Pacific societies / edited by David Woodward and G. Malcolm Lewis

This reference examines traditional cartographies across global indigenous cultures, from rock art to ritual chants. It analyses how these maps represent spatial knowledge, social structures, and sacred traditions through diverse material and cognitive forms.

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vernon_accession 35694
vernon_id 48214
vernon_slug the-history-of-cartography-volume-two-book-three-cartography-in-the-traditional-african-american-arctic-australian-and-pacific-societies-edited-by-david-woodward-and-g-malcolm-lewis
vernon_authors David Woodward, G. Malcolm Lewis
vernon_tags Science, Astronomy, Physical sciences, Geodetic astronomy, Spherical astronomy, Engineering, Technology, Non-book materials, Library materials, Physical scientists, Scientists, Professions, Occupations, Maps, Cartographic materials, Atlases, Cartography, Surveying, Earth scientists, Cartography in art, Cartographers, Longitude
vernon_production_date 1987
vernon_brief_description Explores the cognitive and cultural processes that inform the social learning as recorded in the cartography of a wide range of indigenous peoples.
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vernon_isbn_issn 0226907287
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