Maps and Mapping
No. of pages 32
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"Maps and Mapping" by Barbara Taylor explores the significance of maps throughout history and their impact on human understanding of geography and exploration. The book delves into various types of maps, from ancient to modern, highlighting their roles in navigation, territory, and cultural representation. Taylor examines how maps reflect societal values and knowledge, offering insights into the evolution of cartography. Readers are invited to appreciate the artistry and complexity of maps while understanding their practical uses in everyday life and their contribution to the advancement of science and navigation. It's a celebration of how maps shape our perception of the world. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book is part of a book series called Young Discoverers .
There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published by Kingfisher .
Barbara Taylor is an experienced children's non-fiction writer. Her previous books for Watts include the Science Starters series.
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