Discover the hidden archive of maps that shaped history. Professor James Cheshire unveils a forgotten collection at University College London, revealing how cartography has driven scientific breakthroughsfrom plate tectonics to…
Discover the hidden archive of maps that shaped history. Professor James Cheshire unveils a forgotten collection at University College London, revealing how cartography has driven scientific breakthroughsfrom plate tectonics to climate understandingwhilst also enabling conquest and conflict. This compelling exploration traces maps’ dual legacy: inspiring exploration and knowledge, yet facilitating political ambition and territorial disputes. Essential reading for understanding how mapmaking has fundamentally altered our world.
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