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Home » Podcast » Anaximander: The First Map of the World
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Anaximander: The First Map of the World

by jjk|Published 1 October 2020

Learn why Anaximander’s first map of the world was so revolutionary, and how this Greek philosopher’s thinking shaped our modern conception of the Earth and of space. 

Anaximander's Map representation
Anaximander’s Map representation
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