An edition of The Vinland map and the Tartar relation
(1965)
The Vinland map and the Tartar relation
by R. A. Skelton, Thomas E. Marston, and George D. Painter
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Early maps, Early maps. 0, History, Mongols, Sources, Vinland map, Cartes anciennes, Découvertes géographiques scandinaves, Mongol, Histoire, Fuentes, Historia, Kaarten (geografie), Mongoles, Carte ancienne, Handschriften, Tataren, Cartography, geodesy & geographic information systems (GIS), Maps, charts & atlases, Atlases, History - General History, History: American, North America, Atlases - General, World - General, History / World, Brother,, C. de Bridia,, Early maps, History, Hystoria Tartarorum, Mongols, Sources, Vinland map, fl. 1247, Mongols, history, Giovanni, da pian del carpine, archbishop of antivari, -1252, Medieval Civilization, C. de Bridia, Brother, active 1247. Hystoria Tartarorum, Mongols -- History -- SourcesShowing 5 featured editions. View all 5 editions?
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Table of Contents
The manuscript: history and description, by T. E. Marston.
Facsimiles of the Vinland map and the Tartar relation.
The Tartar relation, edited, with introd., translation and commentary, by G. D. Painter.
The Vinland map, by R. A. Skelton.
The Tartar relation and the Vinland map: an interpretation, by G. D. Painter.
Bibliography (p. 263-269)
Edition Notes
The manuscript map and text were copied about 1440 by an unknown scribe from lost earlier originals. The first is a world map, including the Western Ocean, with representations of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland; the second is an account, written in 1247 by an unidentified friar who called himself C. de Bridia, of Carpini's mission to the Mongols in 1245-47.
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