The Story of Exploration

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This title offers a fascinating look at the history of exploration, from the ancient Greek and Egyptian explorers all the way to man's exploration of the deepest seabeds and farthest planets. It is filled with stories of the world's greatest explorers, including Columbus and Magellan's great journeys, Lewis and Clarks' routes through the American West, Dr Livingstone's exploration of Africa and Scott's expedition through Antarctica. It contains a full glossary of technical terms and internet-links to encourage further learning.
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AuthorClaybourne, Anna
PublisherUsborne
PlaceLondon
Year2008
ISBN9780746098455
BindingPaperback
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