Mongolian manuscript maps were first brought to the attention of European scientists by August Strindberg, who in 1878 wrote an article about Dzungarian maps brought to Sweden by Johan Gustaf Renat.
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Although the roots of Mongolian cartography are probably older, the manuscript maps known today were all produced after 1690, when the Lifanyuan in Beijing ordered all Mongolian nobles to produce maps of their territory.
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Robert Gordon's manuscript map of ca . 1636 52 indicates a small mansion at'Little Drogarn', and it has been suggested by McNaught that the woodland here was locally known as'Old Rome Forest'at this time.
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Unfortunately, financial and other difficulties hampered much of John Adair's map making, and not only were very few of his maps engraved during his lifetime, but most of his manuscript maps were destroyed by fire in 1811.
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He has also been known as Nicolay Canerio, Nicolo Caveri, Nicolo Canerio, Nicolaus de Caveri, Nicolaus de Caverio, Nicholas de Caveri, and Nicolai de Caveri, all based upon variant readings of his signature on the back of his famous manuscript map.
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In 1655, a small house was built for Nathaniel Batts at Yeardley's expense and is depicted as " Batts House " on a manuscript map of " The South Part of Virginia " drawn in 1657 by a London cartographer, Nicholas Comberford.
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Captain Calvin L . Hooper ( 1881, p . 44 ) published the name as " She-shore-lik, " and U . S . Navy lieutenant George M . Stoney, in his manuscript map dated 1883, wrote it as " She-sur-are-lick . " Maximum elevation 3 m.
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First the exact location was checked on the original large scale manuscript map in the O . S ., next the field was carefully chained and the site marked to within a few feet and then a narrow trench deep was dug through where the burial should have been.
