jtotheizzoe:

How The World Was Imagined

How scholars viewed the extent of the world in 43 CE, from this amazing collection of early maps and atlases, which are all stunningly awesome and totally wrong.

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» via  stexquisite   (originally  jtotheizzoe)
11 months ago on 14 June 2012 @ 1:02am 2,190 notes
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    Looking at this reminds me how far we’ve come - and that one day some of the things we do today will be considered so...
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    stunningly awesome and totally wrong.