This handy atlas easily fits in the glovebox of your car, perfect for quick referencing on the move. Including a distance chart & information on national speed limits & emergency telephone numbers, this is the perfect glovebox companion for travelling through Europe. Over 40 countries are covered from Lisbon to Moscow & Reykjavik to Athens. Toll & toll-free motorways are clearly shown, together with over 6, 000 places of interest. A ferry route map helps you plan your trip, with routes & ferry operators shown. ...

Fully revised & updated for 2018, this specialist A4 road atlas has new, enhanced mapping designed for the British motorist in Europe. The atlas

Includes:: information on national speed limits, emergency telephone numbers & road distances together with national parks & many other places of interest.

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Fully revised & updated for 2019, this specialist A4 road atlas has new, enhanced mapping designed for the British motorist in Europe. The atlas

Includes:: information on driving in Europe together with a distance chart. Car ferries, national parks, service stations & many other places of interest are shown.

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This specialist A4 road atlas has new, enhanced mapping designed for the tourist in Europe. The atlas

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Europe on a double-sided indexed route planning map from the AA at 1:4, 000, 000, prominently highlighting locations worth visiting, plus 17 enlargements showing in greater detail road access to main cities. The Continent is divided so that UK & Ireland are shown on one side with northern Europe including the whole of Scandinavia; on the reverse is southern England with Europe south of the Baltic Sea. Coverage extends east to Minsk, Kiev, Rumanian & Bulgarian coat of the Black Sea, & the Aegean coastline of Turkey. In Greece & the countries using Cyrillic script all place names are in the Latin alphabet. Presentation of the road network emphasises motorways, distinguishing between free & toll routes, & gives driving distance on main routes. Railway lines are included (if not always easy to see given the number of place names) & car ferry connections are marked. The map prominently highlights names of towns worth visiting & symbols indicate other places of interest. National & natural parks are also highlighted. The map has latitude & longitude lines at 2º intervals & is indexed. Surrounding panels show in greater detail road access to 17 cities: Amsterdam
- Rotterdam
- Utrecht area, Berlin, Bern, Brussels, Budapest, Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, London, Madrid, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna, & Warsaw. Also provided in a political map of Europe indicating for each country is area & population.

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This view was produced by assembling hundreds of images from NOAA weather satellites which orbit the earth at an altitude of over 820 km (520 miles). The resulting cloud-free satellite image is enhanced with shaded-relief for land & the sea bed & natural colours to depict vegetation distribution & landscape variations. Printed on high quality paper. ...

Great River Cruises Europe & the Nile Insight Guide is a detailed exploration of the cruise route with a selection of glossy illustrations. Introductory sections explore background information to cruising in general as well as the history & culture of the places en route, whilst selective photo-features illustrate the variety of the place. The ...

The history & culture of Europe has been decisively shaped by the exploration & use of the seas surrounding Europe. This catalogue book reflects the significance of the sea as a space of rule & trade for Europeans, as bridge & border, as resource & a site of desire. The book also reviews the changing perception of the sea in the arts. Europe is a maritime continent: measured by the length of its coasts & its total size, none of the five continental masses on the planet has more points of cont act with the seas than Europe. The importance of the sea for the development of European civilisation is illustrated by the themes of myths, shipbuilding & seafaring, rule of the seas, European coastal trade, expansion, the slave trade, migration, the ma ritime global economy, resources, oceanography, tourism, & the artistic perception of the sea. Thirteen themes, each linked to a port city, range from Antiquity to the present day & demonstrate that the domination of the seas was a central component of European power politics for centuries. ...

The societies of the European Bronze Age produced elaborate artifacts & were drawn into a wide trade network extending over the whole of Europe, even though they were economically & politically undiversified. Kristian Kristansen attempts to explain this paradox using a world-systems analysis, & in particular tries to acount for the absence of state formation. He presents his case with a powerful marshalling of the evidence across the whole of Europe & over two millennia. The result is the most coherent overview of this period of European prehistory since the writings of Gordon Childe & Christopher Hawkes. A great strength of this book is the broad European perspective, which allows the author to address some of the larger questions that have been raised in the study of the Bronze Age. It captures the complexity of a prehistorical world at different levels of integration & interaction from local to global. ...

Europe is, in world terms, a relatively minor peninsula attached to the Eurasian land mass, yet it became one of the most innovative regions on the planet, bearing restless adventurers who traversed the globe to trade & often to settle. By the fifteenth century Europe was a driving world force, but the origins of its success have until now remained obscured in prehistory. In this magnificent book, the distinguished archaeologist Barry Cunliffe sees Europe not in terms of states & shifting land boundaries, but as a geographical niche particularly favoured in facing many seas. These & the great transpeninsular rivers ensured a rich diversity of natural resources, & encouraged the interaction of dynamic peoples across networks of communication & exchange. The development of these early Europeans is rooted in complex interplays, shifting balances, geographic & demographic fluidity. Weaving together titanic concepts while remaining sensitive to the specific incidence, this is a tour de force. A bold book of exceptional scholarship & an erudite & engaging narrative, Europe Between the Oceans heralds an entirely new understanding of Old Europe. ...