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The Fra Mauro map. 1459.

Originally uploaded to English Wikipedia by PHG.


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06:55, 6 April 2005 493×493 (118 KB) EugeneZelenko (The Fra Mauro map. 1459. Originally uploaded to English Wikipedia by PHG. {{PD-Art}} )
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