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The Tasman Map – Book Review
Ian Burnet, The Tasman Map – The Biography of a Map: Abel Tasman, the Dutch East India Company and the first Dutch Discoveries of Australia, Rosenberg Publishing Pty Ltd, 2019 Having grown up in Sydney, I can remember as a … Continue reading
The first appearance of the Spice Islands on a world map – the Atlas Miller (1519-1522)
Art and science join forces in the Portuguese atlas known as the Atlas Miller by the cartographers Lopo Homem, Pedro Reinel, Jorge Reinel and the miniaturist António de Holanda, which is one of the wonders of sixteenth-century Portuguese cartography. The … Continue reading
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Tagged atlas miller, banda, francisco rodrigues, francisco serrao, ian burnet, malacca, spice islands, ternate, tidore
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Ian Burnet talking at ‘Better Read than Dead’
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Tagged archipelago, east indies, ian burnet, spice islands, Where Australia Collides with Asia
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Explore the Spice Islands
This is your chance to explore the Spice Islands with Coral Expeditions at a special discount rate.
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Tagged banda, coral expeditions, fort belgica, ian burnet, maluku, moluccas, spice islands
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The Greatest Voyage in Maritime History
There is no doubt that the geatest voyage in maritime history is the first circumnavigation of the world by Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastian Elcano. Five vessels, all painted black, and known as the ‘Armada de Molucca’ departed Spain in … Continue reading
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Tagged De Elcano, ian burnet, magellan, spice islands, ternate, tidore, trinidad, victoria
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The forgotten Indonesian island that was swapped for Manhattan
Today, July 31, 2017, is the 350 year anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Breda which ended the second Anglo-Dutch war. Included in the Treaty was an agreement to exchange the Dutch claim to the island of Manhattan … Continue reading
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Tagged banda, east indies, ian burnet, rhun, run, spice islands, treaty of breda
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Miguel Covarrubius in Bali 2
There has been a lot of interest in the art of Miguel Covarrubius and so here are some other examples of his images of Bali, its people and the dance. http://www.ianburnetbooks.com
