During the early years of the VOC (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie aka Dutch East Indies Company), a large part of Southeast Asia and Australia had not been mapped. The result: a lot of ships sunk. Clearly, there was loads of work for cartographers. How did they make their sea charts?
History – Good Maps, Golden Tickets!
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| Word Count | 2,302 |
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| Total Characters | 13,464 |
| Author | Berry Overvelde |
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