Links

The Indian Ocean Littoral: Cartography and Port Cities

Charting the Indian Ocean from Zanzibar to Sumatra

ON-LINE RESOURCES

http://www. Bl.uk/collections/orientalwww.html#fe
The British Library web site has links to many sources (prints,
drawings, photographs, maps, maritime and mercantile history, archives,
and web resources).
http://www.history. ac.uk/maps/
This is a “Map History” page hosted by the Institute of Historical Research
at the University of London. It has more than 1500 links to free sites.
http://www.henry-davis.com/MAPS
This private site, sponsored by Henry Davis Consulting, displays dozens
of maps from ancient to modern times.
http://ias.berkeley.edu/orias/spice/textobjects/mapsactivity.htm
Entitled ‘Monsoon Winds to the ‘Land of Gold’: Maritime Spice Trade from
Southeast Asia to Rome,” this site is part of an outreach program
appropriate for the K-12 curriculum in California. It has an enormous
breath of material that can be used at all academic levels.

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