Sarah Bendall

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Public lists managed by Sarah Bendall

• Cambridge Seminars in the History of Cartography

Talks given by Sarah Bendall

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Talks organised by Sarah Bendall

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• Maps that made history: the map collections of Leiden University Library
• Remapping and place naming in 'Beautiful Dachau'
• The adventures and speculations of the ingenious Peter Perez Burdett
• The idea of the Indigenous map: examples from the RGS-IBG collections
• At the limits of China: frontiers, borders, and political geography in early modern Sino-Western cartographic exchanges
• Nicholas Norton Nicols and his maps of Mindanao
• Polar maps and their histories: reflections on the changing fortunes of cosmography
• Polar maps and their histories: reflections on the changing fortunes of cosmography
• The cardinal points and the structure of geographical knowledge in the early twelfth century
• Michael Alexander Gage and the mapping of Liverpool, 1828–1836
• In Everest’s footsteps: surveying the legacies of the Great Trigonometrical Survey in India
• Changing trends in mapping estates in the Welsh border counties during the eighteenth century
• From curiosity to treasure: Mr Selden's map of China
• Ink, Paper, Brass and Glass: Marine Charts and Charting in the Nineteenth Century
• Alexander Ogg (1811-65): surveyor, farmer and gold prospector, Aberdeenshire and New Zealand
• Plans of London buildings drawn c.1450-1720
• The map that would save Europe: the tariff walls map and the politics of cartographic display between the wars
• Maps and seafarers in the English Channel (eighteenth century)
• Sea monsters to sonar: mapping the Polar oceans
• Early-modern maps in mirror image
• Land surveying in the post-Roman West
• The terrestrial globe under globalisation
• East Anglian large-scale county maps of the eighteenth century: what can we learn from a digital analysis?
• National Grids: Some twentieth-century cartographies of energy production and transmission
• How were maps produced? A look at old and new surveying methods
• 'To make a true and perfecte plotte': maps in the sixteenth-century Chancery Court of the Duchy of Lancaster
• Mapping during the Irish plantations, c.1580-1640
• Mapping consecration in twelfth-century Italy and beyond
• Surveying Salonika: the work of British military survey sections 1915-1919
• 'Number, Weight or Measure': Mapping Colonial Governmentality in William Petty's Political Anatomy of Ireland
• Colour and problems of visualising space in early ninteenth-century geological maps of Britain
• 'Geography Rectified': a study of a seventeenth-century terrestrial globe and the motives of its makers
• Map of a nation: the early Ordnance Survey and the politics of British landscape
• Seller, Pepys and the seventeenth-century London map trade
• Fens Maps and Moore's Mapp (1658)
• 'Beautiful maps and attractive fields': a surveyor's view of ancient Italy
• Diagram to portrait and back again: styling the map to fit the reader
• The materials of the Hereford mappa mundi
• Title to be confirmed
• The history of mapping the railway