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<strong>Welcome to the World in the late XVII century.</strong> |
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This project was created to capture a '''snapshot of the world as it appeared in the late seventeenth century'''. |
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My method is simple: I collect articles from old atlases and books, study maps, and deliberately set aside modern sources. |
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By placing chapters from dozens of works into separate articles — each connected with hyperlinks — I aim to make exploration and analysis easier. The goal is to reconstruct the '''point of view of a person living in the late 1600s'''. |
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I hope this work will be useful for your own historical inquiries. |
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Support for donations will be available soon |
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[mailto:amik.mtg@gmail.com Mail for cooperation]— your contribution will be deeply appreciated. |
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Famous pages: [[Tartaria]], [[Cathay]], [[The Turkish Empire]]... |
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Also in work: [[Toponymy]], [[Money]], [[Rivers]] |
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I’ve started adding maps and images—this work takes much of my after-work time. |
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If you read an article and spot something unusual (for example, a description or even coordinates of a “lost” city), please check the primary '''Sources''' listed at the bottom of the page. If it holds up, locate a non-OCR PDF of the original text and high-resolution scans (or, if needed, acquire the map itself). And verify a dozen times before you pick up a shovel. 🙂 |
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[[Special:AllPages|All Pages]] |
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[[List of books to transfer]] |
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Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. |
Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. |
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Latest revision as of 00:36, 28 September 2025
Welcome to the World in the late XVII century.
This project was created to capture a snapshot of the world as it appeared in the late seventeenth century.
My method is simple: I collect articles from old atlases and books, study maps, and deliberately set aside modern sources.
By placing chapters from dozens of works into separate articles — each connected with hyperlinks — I aim to make exploration and analysis easier. The goal is to reconstruct the point of view of a person living in the late 1600s.
I hope this work will be useful for your own historical inquiries.
Support for donations will be available soon Mail for cooperation— your contribution will be deeply appreciated.
Famous pages: Tartaria, Cathay, The Turkish Empire...
Also in work: Toponymy, Money, Rivers
I’ve started adding maps and images—this work takes much of my after-work time.
If you read an article and spot something unusual (for example, a description or even coordinates of a “lost” city), please check the primary Sources listed at the bottom of the page. If it holds up, locate a non-OCR PDF of the original text and high-resolution scans (or, if needed, acquire the map itself). And verify a dozen times before you pick up a shovel. 🙂
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.