Terra Australis Incognita during the Age of Exploration: a window into the changing European world view
For nearly two millennia some Europeans believed that a vast, wealthy, and peopled continent, Terra Australis Incognita, lay in the southern ocean, and acted as a stabilizing counterweight to the northern landmasses. The presence of this frontier, if only imaginary, represented geographical opportun...
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Pepperdine Digital Commons
2010
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