| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But within this overall structure, the map demonstrates an interest in more local places: the countries of the British Isles are discernable in the lower left quadrant, and despite the very limited space available one can make out rivers such as the Thames and Severn, and London is marked with a gold dot.It would be easy to assume, looking at a map like this, that medieval map-makers were ignorant
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