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Volume 39 / Number 3 Fall 2004 ARTICLES "COULD I BUT MARK OUT MY OWN MAP OF LIFE": EDUCATED WOMEN EMBRACING CARTOGRAPHY IN THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN SOUTH Penny L. Richards INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE, MAPPING, AND GIS: A DIFFUSION OF INNOVATION PERSPECTIVE Kimberlee J. Chambers, Jonathan Corbett, C. Peter Keller, and Colin J.B. Wood A LOOK AT THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF ANIMATED MAPS Mark Harrower A QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF MAPTIME, A PROGRAM FOR EXPLORING SPATIOTEMPORAL POINT DATA Terry A. Slocum, Robert S. Sluter, Fritz C. Kessler, and Stephen C. Yoder REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND ATLASES Where Is Here? Canada's Maps and the Stories They Tell Christine E. Earl The New Nature of Maps: Essays in the History of Cartography Kara Quann As It Was: Highlights of Hydrographic History, from the Old Hydrographers Column "Hydro International" Volumes 1-6 Donald S. Johnson "The Boundless Deep…": The European Conquest of the Oceans, 1450 to 1840 Margaret Deacon Charting Louisiana: Five Hundred Years of Maps Gerald D. Saxon The Man Who Mapped the Arctic: The Intrepid Life of George Back, Franklin's Lieutenant Eva Major-Marothy ADVICE TO CONTRIBUTORS THE CANADIAN CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION THE INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION / L'ASSOCIATION CARTOGRAPHIQUE INTERNATIONALE
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