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>                                            David Y Allen
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>Subject: Piri re'is map
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>        I read Charles Hapgood's book, and found it to be imaginative, to say
>the least.  There is a more sober and orthodox discussion in the chapter by
>Svat Soucek on Islamic Charting of the Mediterranean in Vol. II of the Harley
>and Woodwoord History of Cartography.
 
 
That's Woodward, not Woodwoord please!
 
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