exploration

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Renaissance travel, trade & exploration

2004
Follows a young film producer as she travels across Europe in search of information about the people, places, and thinking behind Renaissance developments, looking at how the development of new trade routes and navigational tools enlarged the world and affected the economy.

The children's atlas of exploration

follow in the footsteps of the great explorers
1993
An atlas depicting exploration through the ages, from the wanderings of prehistoric peoples to modern space missions.

Amazing journeys

2007
Contains six true stories of amazing journeys, including accounts of the Iditarod dogsled race in Alaska, a Hmong family's quest for freedom, the travels and discoveries of famous explorers, the work of a paramedic, the voyage of the Endurance, and bridge building.

Doomed expeditions

1990
Discusses various expeditions that, for one reason or another, were unsuccessful. Includes the Lost Children's Crusade, the Donner expedition, and Amelia Earhart's last flight.

Voyages that changed the world

2007
Discusses the famous voyages and voyagers that made history.

Great discoveries

2009
An illustrated history of some of the world's most spectacular discoveries in the fields of geography, paleontology, astronomy and archaeology including the 40,000-year-old carcass of the baby mammoth Lyuba.

Voyages of discovery

1990
Discusses famous sea voyages and discoveries made by courageous voyagers.

Explorers and exploration

1998
Traces the history of explorationin Central and South America, telling of treasure-seeking conquistadores, as well as missionaries seeking to convert native civilizations to Christianity. Includes photographs, navigational charts and maps, a glossary, and comprehensive index.

Exploring the world

1996
Tells the story of the first explorers to travel around the world and describes how and why the epic journeys of Magellan and Drake came to be made.

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