J H F Sollewijn Gelpke
Biographic Data
| ID | 739293 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J H F Sollewijn Gelpke |
| GIVEN NAMES | J H F Sollewijn |
| FAMILY NAME | Gelpke |
| SIGNATURE | GELPKE J H F S |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1. [email protected] |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1874 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Johannes Keyts; In 1678 de eerste Europese bezoeker van de Argunibaai in Nova Guinea
Naar de gangbare opvatting ontdekte de Nederlandsch Indische Commis sie, die in 1858 werd belast met het etnografisch en natuurkundig onder zoek van Nieuw-Guinea, niet alleen de Etnabaai (vernoemd naar het mari nestoomschip waarmee de Commissie reisde), maar ook de Argunibaai (Wichmann 1909 11:100; Peters 1956:10). De expeditie die in 1828 te Lobo in de Tritonbaai het fort Merkusoord stichtte had wel inlichtingen verkre gen over enkele thans nog …
Afonso de Albuquerque's pre-Portuguese 'Javanese' map, partially reconstructed from Francisco Rodrigues' book
The existence of pre-Portuguese maps in the Indonesian Archipelago is wel1 attested.Ludovico de Varthema, a Bolognese who travelled in Southeast Asia a few years before the arrival of the Portuguese, mentioned in passing that the pilot of the ship that took him from Brunei to Java in about 1505 used a compass or lodestonel and a large navigational map on which there were many lines indicating the winds.Kamusio described this map as having 'lines …
The report of Miguel Roxo de Brito of his voyage in 1581-1582 to the Raja Ampat, the MacCluer Gulf and Seram
Traduction du texte de Migel Rojo de Brito qui relate le sejour de ce dernier en Nouvelle-Guinee entre 1581 et 1582 et decrit les contrees et les coutumes qu'il a rencontrees. Il passa par Bacan, Obi, Tamilonga, Boo Islands, Labey, Misool, Serdanha, Ceram, Waru, les iles du roi de Waigeo, Garau, Onelor, le royaume d'Oni, le Golfe de MacCluer, la region de Sekar, Apaa, Moluques, Notan
On the origin of the name Papua
The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas divided the then s?li mainly undiscovered world between Spain and Portugal. According to this agreement, the Spaniards henceforward had to approach the Spice Islands by way of the Americas. On many islands in the West Pacific and in the Moluccas1 they observed the resemblance of the frizzy-haired inhabitants to those of the Guinea Coast in West Africa (Urdaneta, in Torres de Mendoza 1866:63). The mainland of New Gui…
The Majapahit dependency Udama Katraya
In the N?gara-Kert?gama, the last line of Canto 14, stanza 4, mentions among the dependencies of Majapahit to the east of Java a region referred to as 'uda makatray?dinikanang san?s?pupuV(Pigeaud 1962,1:12), which is translated by Pigeaud as 'the (countries) of Uda making a trio; these are the most important of those that are one island, altogether' (Pigeaud 1962, 111:17). In contradiction with this 'one island', Pigeaud in his commentary (Pigeau…
De Rijstkultuur op Java
De Rijstkultuur in Italië
On the origin of the name Papua
The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas divided the then s?li mainly undiscovered world between Spain and Portugal. According to this agreement, the Spaniards henceforward had to approach the Spice Islands by way of the Americas. On many islands in the West Pacific and in the Moluccas1 they observed the resemblance of the frizzy-haired inhabitants to those of the Guinea Coast in West Africa (Urdaneta, in Torres de Mendoza 1866:63). The mainland of New Gui…
Afonso de Albuquerque's pre-Portuguese 'Javanese' map, partially reconstructed from Francisco Rodrigues' book
The existence of pre-Portuguese maps in the Indonesian Archipelago is wel1 attested.Ludovico de Varthema, a Bolognese who travelled in Southeast Asia a few years before the arrival of the Portuguese, mentioned in passing that the pilot of the ship that took him from Brunei to Java in about 1505 used a compass or lodestonel and a large navigational map on which there were many lines indicating the winds.Kamusio described this map as having 'lines …
The report of Miguel Roxo de Brito of his voyage in 1581-1582 to the Raja Ampat, the MacCluer Gulf and Seram
Traduction du texte de Migel Rojo de Brito qui relate le sejour de ce dernier en Nouvelle-Guinee entre 1581 et 1582 et decrit les contrees et les coutumes qu'il a rencontrees. Il passa par Bacan, Obi, Tamilonga, Boo Islands, Labey, Misool, Serdanha, Ceram, Waru, les iles du roi de Waigeo, Garau, Onelor, le royaume d'Oni, le Golfe de MacCluer, la region de Sekar, Apaa, Moluques, Notan
The Majapahit dependency Udama Katraya
In the N?gara-Kert?gama, the last line of Canto 14, stanza 4, mentions among the dependencies of Majapahit to the east of Java a region referred to as 'uda makatray?dinikanang san?s?pupuV(Pigeaud 1962,1:12), which is translated by Pigeaud as 'the (countries) of Uda making a trio; these are the most important of those that are one island, altogether' (Pigeaud 1962, 111:17). In contradiction with this 'one island', Pigeaud in his commentary (Pigeau…
De Rijstkultuur op Java
De Rijstkultuur in Italië
The Majapahit dependency Udama Katraya
In the N?gara-Kert?gama, the last line of Canto 14, stanza 4, mentions among the dependencies of Majapahit to the east of Java a region referred to as 'uda makatray?dinikanang san?s?pupuV(Pigeaud 1962,1:12), which is translated by Pigeaud as 'the (countries) of Uda making a trio; these are the most important of those that are one island, altogether' (Pigeaud 1962, 111:17). In contradiction with this 'one island', Pigeaud in his commentary (Pigeau…
On the origin of the name Papua
The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas divided the then s?li mainly undiscovered world between Spain and Portugal. According to this agreement, the Spaniards henceforward had to approach the Spice Islands by way of the Americas. On many islands in the West Pacific and in the Moluccas1 they observed the resemblance of the frizzy-haired inhabitants to those of the Guinea Coast in West Africa (Urdaneta, in Torres de Mendoza 1866:63). The mainland of New Gui…
The report of Miguel Roxo de Brito of his voyage in 1581-1582 to the Raja Ampat, the MacCluer Gulf and Seram
Traduction du texte de Migel Rojo de Brito qui relate le sejour de ce dernier en Nouvelle-Guinee entre 1581 et 1582 et decrit les contrees et les coutumes qu'il a rencontrees. Il passa par Bacan, Obi, Tamilonga, Boo Islands, Labey, Misool, Serdanha, Ceram, Waru, les iles du roi de Waigeo, Garau, Onelor, le royaume d'Oni, le Golfe de MacCluer, la region de Sekar, Apaa, Moluques, Notan
Afonso de Albuquerque's pre-Portuguese 'Javanese' map, partially reconstructed from Francisco Rodrigues' book
The existence of pre-Portuguese maps in the Indonesian Archipelago is wel1 attested.Ludovico de Varthema, a Bolognese who travelled in Southeast Asia a few years before the arrival of the Portuguese, mentioned in passing that the pilot of the ship that took him from Brunei to Java in about 1505 used a compass or lodestonel and a large navigational map on which there were many lines indicating the winds.Kamusio described this map as having 'lines …
Johannes Keyts; In 1678 de eerste Europese bezoeker van de Argunibaai in Nova Guinea
Naar de gangbare opvatting ontdekte de Nederlandsch Indische Commis sie, die in 1858 werd belast met het etnografisch en natuurkundig onder zoek van Nieuw-Guinea, niet alleen de Etnabaai (vernoemd naar het mari nestoomschip waarmee de Commissie reisde), maar ook de Argunibaai (Wichmann 1909 11:100; Peters 1956:10). De expeditie die in 1828 te Lobo in de Tritonbaai het fort Merkusoord stichtte had wel inlichtingen verkre gen over enkele thans nog …
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