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The Seven Seas of Medieval Literature (And More!)
We've all heard the term, but the definition has changed over time. In Medieval European literature, it was quite specific. Find the 7 seas (light blue), other bodies of water (dark blue) and some land regions (brown).
Image byFoobaz based on a map by Vardion at Wikimedia/Wikipedia.
Comments (4)
RootBeer
i always wondered what they meant by "Sail the seven seas..." 5 stars
10 months ago
tickman
@ ashgabat:
Ok, done.
Seven dots didn't seem to make a very deep game, so I added a few extras.
3 years ago
Ashgabat
You should put:The Seven Seas of Medieval Literature and more
3 years ago
tickman
More about the various definitions of the Seven Seas (and similar terms) here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_seas
The image is shown there, and has its own page here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seven_seas.png
The image has been released into the public domain.
I have modified it somewhat.
3 years ago