The Renaissance, Geography & Global Exploration
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In the Middle Ages and, more importantly, in the Renaissance, European scholars explored many kinds of geographic studies. Advances in astronomy and map-making, as well as new understanding of the spatial relations of the universe and the earth, helped to foster curiosity about what might lie beyond Europe and the then-known world of the Midd
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Rice Grafton, Renaissance European, Ptolemy's Geography, Greek Arabic, Modern Europe, rice grafton, Middle Ages, WW Norton,
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