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Early Maps – Bedolina Petroglyph and Babylonian World Map

Author admin1135Posted on October 2, 2021April 22, 2022
Early Maps – Bedolina Petroglyph and Babylonian World Map

Quick description of two early maps: Petroglyph rock – Bedolina map dated to c.1500 BC, and Babylonian clay tablet dated to 6th century BC.

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