Phoenicia's Hall of Maps, Flat-Earth World Map, as Perceived by Thinkers of Antiquity

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Flat-Earth World Map, as Perceived by Thinkers of Antiquity

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Map of the world when the earth was perceived to be flat thinkers of antiquity

J. Siebold; Ancient Maps, April 1998. http://www.henry-davis.com/MAPS/AncientWebPages/Ancient1.html

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