An edition of La cola del dragon (1990)

La cola del dragon

América del Sur en los mapas antiguos, medievales y renacentistas

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An edition of La cola del dragon (1990)

La cola del dragon

América del Sur en los mapas antiguos, medievales y renacentistas

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Language
Spanish
Pages
184

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La cola del dragon: América del Sur en los mapas antiguos, medievales y renacentistas
1990, Instituto Patagónico
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-170) and index.
Translation from the German translation of the author's unpublished manuscript: La protocartographie de l'Amerique du Sud du deuxième au seizième siècle.

Published in
Bahía Blanca, Argentina

Classifications

Library of Congress
GA641 .G2818 1990

The Physical Object

Pagination
184 p. :
Number of pages
184

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1649004M
ISBN 10
3496001097
LCCN
91206544
OCLC/WorldCat
7873403

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