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Maps of “Out of Eden Walk” by Paul Salopek (National Geographic)
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| Date: | 2015-02-09 20:29:57 |
| Blog: | Digital Geography  |
| URL: | http://www.digital-geography.com/maps-eden-walk-paul-salopek-national-geographic/ |
Summary:
Today I had the chance to attend a lecture by Paul Salopek in Tbilisi, Georgia. This lecture took me to the idea to write a short review about Paul Salopek and his project here on Digital-Geography because he mentioned several times that mapping his journey is one of his main goals. Some would wonder now: Which journey? – I’ll tell you what’s about: Paul Salopek is a journalist of National Geographic who is doing an amazing project at the moment. He is walking from the birthplace of humanity in Ethiopia at the pathways of human spreading around our globe for more… The post Maps of “Out of Eden Walk” by Paul Salopek (National Geographic) appeared first on Digital Geography.Content analysis:
Geographic context:
| Location | Country | Latitude | Longitude |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia | ET | 9.1473 | 40.493 |
| National Geographic Society | US | 38.9056 | -77.0385 |
| Tbilisi | GE | 41.7218 | 44.7831 |
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