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	Collection of historical maps of the Netherlands by cartographers such as Janssonius, Jacob Aertsz, Georg Braun, and Frans Hogenberg. City maps from Blaeu's Toonneel der Steden are also featured.	Introduction
Publication concerned with the historiographical texts of Greece and Rome; Byzantine historiography; the historiography of other ancient cultures; ancient biography; the influence of historiography and biography on other literary genres; precursors of historiography and biography; modern theory relevant to the study of historiography; and indeed ancient use of non-literary media for the representation of the past.	Introduction
Collection of several hundred digital images, mainly covering architecture in Italy in the 15th-17th century, with some images from France and England.	Introduction
Guide and resource index to several areas of conflict in Africa, Europe, and Asia such as Kashmir. Includes links to news sources, maps and mailing lists.	Introduction
Extensive datasets available including Ordnance Survey maps and map data, Census boundaries, historical geography information, agricultural census and employment data.	Introduction
Information on Amsterdam and its architecture, including the history and topographical development of the city.	Introduction
Set of links to anthropology resources including university departments, journals, societies, teaching materials, museums and conferences. Subjects such as cultural anthropology, archaeology and physical anthropology are covered.	Introduction
A set of links to educational geography resources worldwide, including historical and cultural geography, geography standards, and geographic organisations.	Introduction
Online historical atlas showing the countries of Europe at the end of each century from AD 1 to AD 1700. Information is available in English and French.	Introduction
Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers.	Introduction
Designed as a Web companion to the film of the same name, this resource details the Spanish-American war of 1898, which is credited with being the first media war, and the war that established the United States as an imperial world power. Features a transcript of the film, a time-line of events prior to and after the war, and galleries providing headlines, cartoons, and sheet music from the period.	Introduction
Quarterly journal covering all aspect of historical geography, including individual and collective understandings, experiences, and interpretations of places in the past.	Introduction
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