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Comenius' map of Moravia - history, development and present
Giemza, Lukáš ; Vacková, Eva (referee) ; Plánka, Ladislav (advisor)
This Bachelor's thesis describes the history and development of Comenius map of Moravia, its engravings and derivatives. Then is performed analysis of map and interpretation of individual elements of the content map. Furthermore is performed a precision and number of map symbols on the selected Comenius map of Moravia from 1627, both to Zakladní mapa České republiky, so to contemporary historical maps. Finally, it discusses the scientific bibliography referring to the Comenius map of Moravia and availability of maps in digital and analog form.
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Comenius' map of Moravia - history, development and present
Giemza, Lukáš ; Vacková, Eva (referee) ; Plánka, Ladislav (advisor)
This Bachelor's thesis describes the history and development of Comenius map of Moravia, its engravings and derivatives. Then is performed analysis of map and interpretation of individual elements of the content map. Furthermore is performed a precision and number of map symbols on the selected Comenius map of Moravia from 1627, both to Zakladní mapa České republiky, so to contemporary historical maps. Finally, it discusses the scientific bibliography referring to the Comenius map of Moravia and availability of maps in digital and analog form.
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Development of the cartographic image of České Budějovice
CHARVÁT, Josef
This thesis deals with the historical development of the city České Budějovice and some old maps of Bohemia edited in the period of 1518 - 1847. During data processing of these maps I compare the locations of some chosen South Bohemian cities of one old map with another and with their real location. The next part of the thesis is devoted to the way of displaying the city České Budějovice in each map. Used old maps: Claudian map (1518), Münster maps (1550, 1570), Ortelius map (17th century), Mercator map (17th century), Sadeler map (1620), Aretin map (1665), Vogt map (1712), Müller map (1720), Homman?s heritors map (18th century), Lotter map (1758), Schütz map (1790), Loth map (1847).
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