World Map: Rice vs. Pasta
With a comprehensive world map, you can see how the world is divided between those who prefer pasta and rice, as well as where each dish originates, how eating habits are evolving, and which is healthier.
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Maps of world
Map of all of the surface of Earth. Maps of continents, countries, regions, and cities.
Ocean Drainage Basins: How Earth’s Water Systems Shape Our Planet
Discover Earth’s ocean drainage basins – vast natural systems that guide water from rain to sea. Explore how these massive networks shape our planet and create unique ecosystems.
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Atlas of the Ottoman maps
Take a closer look at the fascinating history of Ottoman mapmaking, from Piri Reis’s remarkable works to the empire’s shift toward modern European techniques.
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Global Economic Transformation: Three Decades of GDP Growth Revealed Through World Maps
Dive into the economic transformations of nations over recent decades, understand the factors influencing growth and decline, and find the perfect world map poster to visualize these changes.
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Why Do Countries Change Their Names? A Fascinating Journey Through Time
Why do countries change their names? Explore the fascinating reasons behind national rebranding, from independence to cultural identity, with real-world examples and maps.
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Shifting Place Names in Africa: A Journey Through History and Identity
Place names are more than mere labels on a map—they are living markers of history, culture, and identity. Africa, with
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A Medieval Hereford Mappa Mundi with Modern Borders
The Hereford Mappa Mundi is more than just a medieval map—it’s a glimpse into how people once saw the world, blending history, geography, and myth in a single masterpiece.
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World History Timeline
Is it possible to show everything that has happened in world history on one map poster? The diagrams below are excellent attempts to depict countries and their time of existence and the lifetime of influential historical figures on one map.
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Living Past 65: How Life Expectancy Differs for Men and Women Around the World
In 1900, reaching 65 was a rare achievement. Today, most of us will celebrate our 65th birthday and beyond. But this remarkable change hasn’t happened equally for everyone – here’s what our maps reveal about who lives longer, where, and why.
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The Top 10 Oldest Codified Constitutions Still in Use Today
Dive into the fascinating history of the world’s oldest constitutions still in effect. From San Marino’s 1600 statutes to Australia’s 1901 constitution, explore how these foundational documents have guided nations through centuries.
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