Nautical Rutters and New Bodies of Knowledge in the Age of the First Globalization, 1400-1600
The European maritime expansion of the fifteenth century reshaped global politics, economies, and perceptions of space. Central to this transformation was the mastery of long-distance sea routes and the development of rutters—technical documents recording navigational data and geographic observation...
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Routledge
2025
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