Atlas of Exploration

Author: Oxford University Press
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ISBN: 019521353X

Atlas of Exploration

The history of exploration is the history of human fascination with the world. Download Atlas of Exploration from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared. Almost from the beginning of humanity, people have felt impelled to venture into unknown regions, displaying incredible endurance and bravery in the face of harsh environments and hostile inhabitants. From the daring Polynesian navigators who, more than 3000 years ago, first began to advance across the vast Pacific Ocean in dug-out canoes with only the stars to guide them, to the Victorian missionaries and adventurers who opened the way for European colonial expansion, to the scientists of our own time, with their sophisticated navigational and observational technology, explorers have tested their imaginations against an uncharted world.
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