Some Ideas about the Far South Before the Western European Age of Discovery
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by David L. Lipton ~ 0-7414-0643-8 ©2001
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Thoughts on the Globalization of World History
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by David L. Lipton ~ 0-7414-0306-4 ©2001
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Premodern Antarctic World Ethnohistory
Circling the world through Africa, Western Civilization, Asia, Indonesia, Australia, Polynesia, and the Americas, the author describes premodern Antarctic geographical theories, and evaluates claims of long, southward (Antarctic?) premodern travel. read more
by David L. Lipton ~ 0-7414-2555-6 ©2005
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History's Philosophy Through Debates
Models for time, environmental history, ethnohistory and other interdisciplinary studies, area studies, accuracy, professionalism, research, and composition are each discussed during informal debates between two fictitious historians, Innovation and Practice. read more
by David L. Lipton ~ 0-7414-3450-4 ©2006
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A World Ethnohistory of the Antarctic Region During the Early Modern Era
Between 1502 and 1777, at least sixteen civilizations described the unknown south with folklore, religion, or ideas from other civilizations. Despite voyages into the Southern Ocean, Antarctica was never discovered. read more
by David L. Lipton ~ 0-7414-5831-4 ©2015
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