A cultural interpretation of Inuit map accuracy. RUNDSTROM, R. The Geographical Review, 80(2):155–168, 1990. ![A cultural interpretation of Inuit map accuracy [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex Cartographers can broaden their field by developing methods to understand cultural processes in historical and contemporary maps. Inuit maps have been noted for their high level of accuracy. A cultural interpretation of this characteristic accounts for implied linkages between mapping and other forms of Inuit environmental behavior and thought. Inuit maps as acts rather than as artifacts are one form of environmental mimicry. The act of making accurate maps reinforced the value of mimicry in traditional Inuit society.
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