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As the UN adopts an equal world map, meet the three geographers who disputed how the Earth was charted 2000 years ago

By Daniel Hanigan, Junior Research Fellow in Classics at Trinity College, University of Cambridge

The way a continent appears on the map can shape perceptions of its place in the world – so much is at stake in the depiction of its size and scale.

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