The three Maplets attributed to Bartholomew Columbus

(1952). The three Maplets attributed to Bartholomew Columbus. Imago Mundi: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 12-22

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• The evaluation of columbus’ ‘India’ project by Portuguese and Spanish cosmographers in the light of the geographical science of the period

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• The Egerton MS. 2803 map and the Padrón Real of Spain in 1510

  Arthur Davies•Imago Mundi•1954

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• Walsperger and his knowledge of the Patagonian giants, 1448

  Paul Gallez•Imago Mundi•1981

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• Marinus of Tyre's place in the Columbus concepts

  George E Nunn•Imago Mundi•1937

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• Lopo Homem's Map of 1519

  Edward Heawood•Geographical Journal•1931

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• The So-Called Bartholomew Columbus Map of 1506

  Open Access•John Bigelow•Geographical Review•1935

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