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maybe you'll knew about this, but some of these papers seemed a bit interesting. Maybe they have been referred to in other sources though, I just had a brief look at the short abstracts on the site...
http://richardphillips.org.uk/maps/
Studies on map reading
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maybe you'll knew about this, but some of these papers seemed a bit interesting. Maybe they have been referred to in other sources though, I just had a brief look at the short abstracts on the site...
http://richardphillips.org.uk/maps/
Thanks for this. I'd heard about the type research numerous times but had never seen the original.
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