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Terrae Incognitae is now included in SCOPUS, comments from the evaluation team include “This is among the strongest journals I've had to evaluate for SCOPUS and it merits inclusion in every respect - an outstanding journal and a highly significant one”.
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Why is it important?
The Edward Wright world chart Identifies Francis Drake's 1579 landing at higher latitudes than previously theorized. The map excludes all of the theorized California landing sights which has California ethnologists baffled.
Perspectives
When read with "Edward Wright's World Chart of 1599" article, "Francis Drake in Nehalem Bay 1579, Setting the Historical Record Straight" (2008/R2011) and Phil Costaggini's Oregon State Civil Engineering Master's Thesis titled "SIR FRANCIS DRAKE'S NORTHWEST EXPLORATION: AN HISTORICAL DISCUSSION AND SURVEY OF ARTIFACTS AT NEAHKAHNIE MOUNTAIN, OREGON" (1985) there can be no other choice for Drake's summer 5-week anchorage. SirFrancisDrakeAssociation.org
Garry Gitzen
Fort Nehalem Publishing
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This page is a summary of: Edward Wright’s World Chart of 1599, Terrae Incognitae, April 2014, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1179/0082288414z.00000000027.
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