Browse Discoveries (in geography) topic

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Articles 1-14 out of 14 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Maiden voyage: do archaeological sites in the Channel Islands reveal a coastal migration into the Americas? Leibach, Julie Jan 1, 2012 863 The changing landscape of Arctic traditional food. Lougheed, Tim Sep 1, 2010 3552 Art and adventure in nineteenth-century California. Scott, Amy Essay Sep 1, 2009 2294 Where does American history begin? Mixing geography with invention, the first explorers and mapmakers made the New World a very hard place to pin down. Widmer, Ted Essay Sep 22, 2008 4063 The Golden Man and the Golden Age: The Relationship of English Poets and the New World Reconsidered. Critical essay May 1, 2007 8299 Eclectic currents of a historic deed: a number of cities in the United States will be celebrating the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the nation and secured its control of a mighty watershed. Werner, Louis Mar 1, 2003 3723 Beginning of Calgary: the Isaac S. Freeze letters 1883-84. Dempsey, Hugh Jan 1, 2003 572 One: off to the west. Jan 1, 2003 2252 Two: arrival in Calgary. Jan 1, 2003 2578 Three: open for business. Jan 1, 2003 3303 Four: trip to the Rockies. Jan 1, 2003 816 Five: winter, 1883-84. Jan 1, 2003 3537 En route to the real Robinson Crusoe: a simple story that started on Chile's Juan Fernandez archipelago spawned a legend that has inspired numerous books and films over centuries and across oceans. Werner, Louis Nov 1, 2002 3625 MAPMAN. Brief Article Jan 8, 2001 269