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SM ISO690:2012 HERZEN, Andrey A.. North-western black sea region on ancient maps: cartographic methods for solving historic-geographical problems. In: Latinitate, Romanitate, Românitate, Ed. 4, 6-7 noiembrie 2020, Chișinău. Chișinău: Centrul Editorial-Poligrafic al USM, 2020, Ediția 4, pp. 85-86. ISBN 978-9975-152-56-3. |
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Historic-geographical studies play big role in the development of the interdisciplinary approach by integration of the knowledge gained in various scientific fields, and providing the basis for further geographical, historical, ethnographic, cultural and other scientific and practical research. Cartographic methods serve as the cornerstone of the historic-geographical approach, the application of which within the framework of complex research allows us to solve important scientific problems and find reliable answers to numerous questions that arise when systematizing knowledge about the natural and cultural heritage. Systematization of cartographic sources and their comparative analysis is a challenging scientific task, accomplishment of which allows us to create a more objective picture of the past.Ancient maps of the North-Western Black Sea Region are extremely poorly studied and even systematized. Some of them remain little known, and many of those that have been studied need to be adequately explained and rethought. The most noteworthy geographical features located within the borders of modern Moldavia and neighboring Romania and Ukraine are depicted on some of the oldest maps. In the 16th to 18th centuries, the foundation for detailed mapping of the territory and the creation of large-scale overview maps was laid, including the works of J. Castaldo, M. Bronovii, G.L. Beauplan, N. Sanson, F. de Wit, G. Cantelli, V.M. Coronelli, P. Schenk, M. Seutter, D.K. Kantemir, G.A.B. Rizzi Zannoni, F.V. Bawr, J.F. Schmidt and other outstanding cartographers of the Renaissance and Enlightenment. A comprehensive topographic study of the North-Western Black Sea Region began only at the turn of the 18th–19th centuries, when the first survey and topographic maps began to be compiled, which allowed users to not only get a general idea of the geography of the region, but also navigate the area quite confidently. |
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