The Australian and New Zealand Map Society is proud to announce publication of the bumper 124-page issue 81 of its journal “The Globe”.

Membership of the Society, including subscription to the Globe can be had here: https://www.anzmaps.org/membership/

 

The contents of Globe #81 are:

 

Papers

 

Mapping a Stateless Continent / John Manning .................... 1

 

The Terrestrial Sphere of “The Spheres” Tapestries – Revisited / John Hewitt ............ 21

 

When Do Linguists Make Their Best (Cartographic) Work? / Joshua Nash ..............37

 

Marco Polo’s Java and Locach on Mercator’s World Maps of 1538 and 1569, and Globe of 1541 / Robert J. King ......41

 

Reports

 

‘...The Investigation of the Coast had not been Greatly Extended...’: Circumstance and Chance on the Periphery in the Exploration of the New South Wales Coast, 1795-1840 / Ian Hoskins ....... 62

 

The Australian Hydrographic Service – Charting Australia, the Continent encircled by Sea / Lewis Pietrini ............ 73

 

Guillaume Le Testu’s Opinion of Java La Grande / Andrew Eliason ................... 89

 

Franciscus Monachus’ Southern Continent, in His Own Words / Robert J. King ................ 101

 

The Mysterious Absence of North West Cape / G. A. Mawer ........... 105

 

Mapping Colonial Sydney: From a Gaol via a Nodal City to an International Centre / Alice Tonkinson & Robert Clancy ......... 109

 

Reviews .......................................................................................................... 118 

 

 

Brendan Whyte

Editor, The Globe

 

 

Dr Brendan Whyte

Assistant Curator of Maps

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