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Analiza prawidłowości przedstawienia treści geograficznej na Wielkiej Mapie Pomorza Eilharda Lubinusa

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Siedlik K.

Przegląd Zachodniopomorski

2014

nr 2

15-58

It is the first attempt to analyse the correctness of representing the topography at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries in Lubinus’ Map. The main thesis of the article is an assumption that Lubinus while editing the map, in addition to his measurements, used the sketches and cadastral maps of the Pomeranian Duchy. Some selected fragments of the map verified the representation of the terrain. A few errors that have been identified are a source of valuable information on the map itself, and at the same time they have confirmed the proposed hypothesis. Besides, the article presents the measurement methods of the time, as well as the errors that might have influenced the results. A hypothesis has been formulated that Lubinus’ Map in the southern coastal zone of the Baltic presents an image of a lowered sea level resulting from the climatic cooling of the Little Ice Age. The source for this thesis is mainly the area of the Szczecin Lagoon (German: Stettiner Haff ) and the islands of Usedom and Wolin (German: Wollin).

Wielka Mapa Księstwa Pomorskiego Eilharda Lubinusa – nowe fakty

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Górniak B.

Przegląd Zachodniopomorski

2016

nr 2

41-67

The paper discusses a copy of The Great Map of The Duchy of Pomerania which in 2012 was handed over for restoration at The Department of Paper and Leather Conservation, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń. The study of the technique and technology in which the map was created and observations made in the course of restoration, allow to ascertain that the copy is an exceptional artist’s proof print of the artwork, dating from 1618. The hypothesis has been confirmed by the analysis of the paper base of the map, its graphic layer and the print quality.