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UTM Library Science Literacy Week 2016

Preamble

Explore a time in science when mysterious beasts still dwelt beyond the edges of the map...

Maps and Cartography

Antique Maps by C. Moreland and D. Bannister
Call Number: GA197.3 .M67 1989
Maps in Those Days by J. H. Andrews
Call Number: GA201 .A63 2009
Cartography in Antiquity and the Middle Ages by Richard J. A. Talbert; Richard W. Unger
Call Number: GA205 .C37 2008
Animals and Maps by W. B. George
Call Number: GA203 .G4
How to identify old maps and globes, with a list of cartographers, engravers, publishers, and printers concerned with printed maps and globes from c. 1500 to c. 1850. by R. Lister
Call Number: GA201.L56

Beasts

The Tropic of Serpents by Marie Brennan
Call Number: Novelties Reading Area PS3602 .R453 T76 2014
A Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan
Call Number: Novelties Reading Area PS3602 .R453 N38 2013
Extraordinary Animals by Ross Piper; Mike Shanahan (Illustrator)
Call Number: QL7 .P57 2007
Mysterious Creatures by George M. Eberhart
Call Number: QL88.3 .E24 2002

There are 2 volumes.
The Mark of the Beast by Debra Hassig (Editor)
Call Number: PA8275 .B4 Z63 1999
Beasts and Birds of the Middle Ages by Willene B. Clark and Meradith T. McMunn (Editors)
Call Number: PA8275 .B4 Z55 1989 ERIN
Voyage of the Basilisk by Marie Brennan
Call Number: Novelties Reading Area PS3602 .R453 V69 2015
The book of beasts, being a translation from a Latin bestiary of the twelfth century by T.H. White
Call Number: PA8275 .B4 E5 1956

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