cartographic recognition with elements of planography of medieval square macho
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Abstract
Paper research some important geographic issues in the light of classical
historical argument. Attempt to unify the different mapping systems in the
presence of international consensus of cartography regarding the position of
the square and town Macho. Foreign, Hungarian and Bulgarian mappings clearly
indicate the location of the town, in the continuation of research the
international and time comparisons of entered map values are made, creating
necessary geographical and historical synthesis. In cartographic displays,
there is no doubts, the name Gradac appears as Slovenian counterpart of
recognized name Macho.
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| Authors | ;Kuzmanović Lepota L. |
| Journal | advanced materials research |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/IJGI1304112K
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