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Daily Archives: April 3, 2008
The art of map-making and some rare maps of the south asia and Sindh 140 AD to 1808 AD
The art of map-making and some rare maps of the south asia and Sindh 140 AD to 1808 AD By M.H. Panhwar The art of map making must have started as instructions for travelers and sailors for routes … Continue reading
Muslim Travelers and Mapmakers during the Middle Ages
Introduction: Muslim civilization always has been mobile (moving). Both the Arabs and the conquerors from Central Asia were originally nomadic (able to move or travel around) and inherited a tradition of travel. Large armies were constantly on the move. Students … Continue reading
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