Imago Mundi · 1968 · 46 citations · 16 references
Social SciencesGeographyHuman GeographyCartographyGeographic Information SystemsHistorical GeographyHistorical CartographyMap EvaluationCartographic HistoryCritical Interpretation TheoryMap HistoryMap InterpretationMap Interpretation AccuracyMap Reliability Assessment
Summary The literature about the history of early maps contains numerous studies in which their reliability has been assessed ‐either directly or implicitly ‐ by a variety of well‐established techniques. On the other hand, few studies have attempted to isolate these methods for the benefit of new researchers or as a basis for a discussion of their validity. The present paper sets down a few skeletal notes on the topic, considering both evidence of reliability on the maps themselves, and some of the external sources which assist in critical interpretation.
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