Explorers Across the World in the Golden Age of Exploration
A sweeping tribute to explorers from Norse and Columbus to Stanley and Amundsen. The article catalogs names, nations, and eras, highlighting how 19th and 20th century expeditions expanded knowledge across continents from the Arctic to Africa and the Nile valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kipling
Efjarni Herjulfson
Eric the Red
Leif Ericson
Marco Polo
Henry the Navigator
Christopher Columbus
John and Sebastian Cabot
Americus Vespucius
Ferdinand Magellan
Ponce de Jean
Balboa
Pineda
Nlernando del Soto
Francisco de Coronado
Cabeca de Vaca
Onate
Jacques Cartier
Verrazano
Sir Francis Drake
Frobisher
Davis
Hawkins
John Smith
Hendrik Hudson
Samuel de Champlain
Jean Nicollet
St. Lusson
Marquette
Joliet
la Salle
West Indies
Old World
New World
United States of America
Ton
Appalachians
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky Mountains
Abram Wood
Thomas Batts
Robert Fullam
James Needham
Kentucky
James Finley
Daniel Boone
Richard Henderson
James Robertson
John Sevier
New Republic
Lewis and Clark
Zebulon M. Pike
Colorado Mountain
Stephen Jan
James Pursley
John C. Fremont
Kit Faraos
Jerdediah Smith
John Colter
Jim Bridger
Hlazn Glenn
Rob, Marey
John Wesley Powell
44Nn & Gunontson
Dwls
James Becknell
McKnight Benard Chambers
Wyeth
Meek
Jenney
Ragords
Acahiaz
Lins
Bonneville
Jackson
Fitzpatriceg
Mablette
West
Africa
DuChailly
Gordon
David Livingston
Henry M. Stanley
Livingston
Stanley
St. Bride’s Church
London
Equator
Poles
Arctic
Antarctic
Andree
Wellman
Nansen
Franklin
Greely
Wilkes
Reynolds
Shackleton
Scott
Amundsen
Stefansson
MacMillan
Robert W. Peary
South America
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Tibet
Lewis and Clarke
Ttnold Amundsen
Valley of the Nile
King Tut
Calvin Coolidge
Babe Ruth
Smithsonian Institution
The
Smithsonian
Sumatra
China
Algeria
Belouchistan
Alaska
West Indian
Mexico
American Museum of Naturel History
Field Museum of Chicago
Byrd
North Pole
Greenland
American Museum of Natural History
George Palmer Putnam
Effie Morrisey
Pole
University of Michigan
William Herbert Hobbs
Nova Scotia
New York Harbor
Museum
Hall of Ocean Life
Field Museum
Donald B. MacMillan
United States Navy
Geological Survey
Bureau of Ethnology
Ben Wyatt
Ales Urdlicka
Bureau of
Faunthrope-Vernay
American Museum
India
Himalayas
Chinese Turkestan
Central Asia
Khara Khota
Gobi Desert
Tartary
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago
Harvard University
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Oxford University
British Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Palestine
Ashtorath
Central America
Ecuador
Peru
Brazil
Peabody Museum of Harvard
Carnegie Institute
National Geographic Society
British Royal Geographical Society
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