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Scientia terrarum et coelorum
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- Cartographic material
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- Continuation of title: … or the heavens and earth astronomically and geographically delineated and displayed. Continuing the most curious & useful particulars in the solar, starry and mundane systems, faithfully enumerated and delineated according to the latest discoveries
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1 map in four sheets ; copper plate print ; 127 x 109 cm
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Samuel Dunn was a British mathematician, teacher and amateur astronomer.
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Item is a combination terrestrial and astronomical map, with the earth depicted as the eastern and western hemispheres, with corresponding astronomical hemispheres. The map depicts broders of states, geographical features, cities, routes of prominent voyages. The map is bordered with smaller inset maps of the solar system, the north pole, the south pole, analemma, the moon, and a world map in Mercator's projection.
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Map appears to have been cut out of an atlas or other book.
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Map formerly located at 519-D.
Physical description
The four plates that make up the map appear to have been taken from a book.
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Public domain
Conservation
Plates have been repaired and backed with Japanese paper.