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History storytelling with Esri’s Story Maps application
Maps have always played an important role in communicating human histories. The maps and charts produced during the voyages of Captain Cook or Abel Tasman, for example, provide invaluable historical insight into the early European explorations of our nation. It is through examining the ever-changing map of Europe that the rise and fall of great civilisations, the development of the nationstate and the political and territorial consequences of successive wars can be explored. Even in today's increasingly globalised world, maps remain an important window into both the past and the present, helping people to identify who they are and where they are in this world.
History
Publication title
Teaching HistoryVolume
49Issue
4Pagination
60-61ISSN
0040-0602Department/School
Faculty of EducationPublisher
History Teachers' Association of New South WalesPlace of publication
AustraliaRepository Status
- Restricted