Maps are a wonderful tool. As an underwater archaeologist, I have studied maps for a long time and love how they have changed over time and how the information presented has also changed. It is amazing to think what was used during the age of exploration to what is possible now all they way through what you are discussing. Well done.
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Oh, wow @liquidtravel. You just flipped my thinking with the term 'underwater archaelogy'. So much of mapping and cartography depends on boundaries and borders. I imagine that underwater topography is just one vast expanse. I'm definitely looking in to this!