Enter the  Main Exhibit Here Lessons Index: 1. MAP AND CHART 2. CHARTING THE GREAT WINDS 3. RIDING THE WIND 4. THE MAP CARTOUCHE 5. THE GULF STREAM 6. CHART MAKING FOR NAVIGATORS 7. HURRICANES 8. PROFILES 9. CHARTING NEPTUNE’S REALM 10. SURFACE CURRENTS 11. DENSITY CURRENTS 12. CURRENT AND CLIMATE 13. HUMAN INTERACTION 14. DEFINING THE EARTH 15. LATITUDE 16. LONGITUDE 17. COMPASS DEVIATION Osher Map Library University of Southern Maine

Charting Neptune's Realm: From Classical Mythology to Satellite Imagery An exhibition at the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education, University of Southern Maine, Portland, 4 April 2000 to 11 January 2001 Donald S. Johnson, guest curator Lesson 4d - Materials Required THE MAP CARTOUCHE Osher Map Library Lesson Charting Neptune's Realm Lenora Liebowitz, Peter Rice, Andy Alley A. Learning Objectives B. Background Information C. Teacher Activities D. Materials Required Pencils, colored pencils, markers as desired Make one transparency of each of the following: Edward Wright's Plat of All the World cartouche Samuel Thornton's New and Correct Map of the World cartouche John Seller's A Chart of the Coast of America cartouche Jacques Bellin's Carte Reduite des Costes Orientales de L'Amerique Septenrionale cartouche Cartouche blank; make one transparency and one copy for each student Note: .pdf files require Acrobat Reader. If you can't open the pdf files, you may need to install the program on your computer. This only needs to be done once, and it's free from Adobe. E. Presentation of Lesson F. Glossary G. Extensions Return to Lesson 4 Index Return to Charting Neptune's Realm index of lessons Return to Osher Map Library's complete list of lessons on the web