Clipmarks - Cartography Clipmarks

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POPS ASTROLOGY ON THE NET

by bakancs 9-3-2008

A Comprehensive Selection of Useful Sites

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POPS Use of Intelligent Maps

by robvantol 7-17-2008

from http://www.experientia.com/blog/the-invisible-city-design-in-the-age-of-intelligent-maps/

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POPS Kencyclopedia

by skwirlinator 7-13-2008

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POPS Strange Artifact

by grammydjb1 5-16-2008

The article is an interesting read and leaves us wondering,once again, who got the dates wrong???

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POPS Professor Messers Secrets Of Network Cartography - A Comprehensive Guide to Nmap (The Ebook only)

by aynsrzbv 5-15-2008

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POPS Just Enough German

by aynsrzbv 5-15-2008

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POPS Strange Maps

by Lubaska 4-20-2008

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POPS Do-It-Yourself Cartography

by allenmarkowski 1-22-2008

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POPS Marvelous Mysteries of Cartography

by ouyangwulong 12-6-2007

As a huge fan of Martin Waldseemuller, I'm glad to see his work in the news. Cartography used to be a really cool job, requiering research and interviews, and a healthy dose of speculation. The great thing is that history is so much more complex than the writing of it, and this map is a perfect example of that. Maps were very cloak and dagger stuff back in their day. Although the story comes down that Columbus discovered America and Balboa discovered the Pacific Ocean. But a clever sleuth could have figured out that there must have been something dividing the eastern coast of China from the eastern coast of the new continent. Also, there is the very sexy possibility that other unknown explorers had already made forays into the Pacific before Balboa got the credit. I think its great when history starts to sound like an Arturo Perez Reverte novel!

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POPS Europe in Maps

by Bluephoenix4 10-27-2007

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POPS Midieval Sites

by mrouk 9-18-2007

Cool site

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POPS The European Library

by efi01 9-6-2007

The European Library searches the content of European national libraries

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POPS ESRI Virtual Campus Cartography - Map Projections

by shutch 8-7-2007

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POPS ESRI Virtual Campus Cartography - Cartographic Design

by shutch 8-7-2007

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POPS Strange Artifacts

by delete101 6-11-2007

He compiled this map from maps he had access to in the Imperial Library of Constantinople. What is the possibility that Antartica was discovered many years earlier and it was in an ice-free state?

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POPS The Best Astronomy free download site ever! ever! ever!

by astronkyttaron 5-22-2007

This is the best astronomy site there is in the Web. There are many free programs to download, 3D Simulators, Astrophotography, Aurora watching, Planetariums, Satellites recognition, Rocketing, Telescopes, Ephemerides, about the Moon, Planets, comets, even Tide prediction and Time. You have to register first. Registration is free.

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POPS Roman towns aligned with sun

by pokkets 5-16-2007

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POPS EverQuest: the Cartography System

by Mantees 5-10-2007

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POPS Emotional Maps

by peweibs 5-4-2007

I'm not really sure how well this would work, how effective would this be? Areas that make some uncomfortable are completely natural to others, but, I'd have to actually use one to figure it out.

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POPS Milestones in the History of Thematic Cartography, Statistical Graphics & Data Visualization

by Djiezes 4-28-2007

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POPS When was Antarctica REALLY discovered?

by quickstar 4-1-2007

This raises some interesting questions, indeed!

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POPS Online resources for Renaissance and Reformation history

by enbar 3-10-2007

A motherlode of links organized by topic, from the venerable Center for Renaissance and Reformation Research in Toronto. The clip represents only a very tiny fraction of the total, which is probably over a thousand links.

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POPS On-line historical maps of Africa