Mapping the Indian Ocean World, from ancient times to the present.
WEDNESDAY 1 MAY 2024
8.45 am – 9.15 am Registration and coffee
9.15 – 9.30 am Welcome Dr Caroline Butler-Bowdon – CEO State Library of New South Wales
SESSION 1:
Moderator: Martin Woods
9.30 – 10.25 am Key note speaker-Chet van Duzer, The sincerest form of flattery: William Hack’s copies of VOC maps of Southeast Asia
10.25 – 11.00 am Ian Burnet, Early Portuguese geographers in the Indian Ocean World- Manuel Godhino de Eredia and Joao Teixeria Albernaz and their maps
11.00 – 11.30 AM MORNING TEA
SESSION 2:
Moderator: Michael Pearson
11.30 am – 12.00 pm John Hewitt, Two Indian Ocean Voyages by the Great Ship Sao Paulo
12.00 – 12.30 pm Catherine Akeroyd, The Indian Ocean on Medieval Islamic Maps
12.30 – 2 PM LUNCH
SESSION 3:
Moderator: Robert Clancy
2 – 2.40pm Professor Dennis Reinhartz, The Cartography of Herman Moll and Discovery, Exploration, and Empire
2.40 – 3.10pm Arvi Wattel, Charting New Holland: Navigating the Interplay between Empirical Mapping and Imaginary Illustrations in 17th Century European Cartography’
3.15– 3.45 PM AFTERNOON TEA
SESSION 4
Moderator: Maggie Patton
3.45 – 4.15 pm Corioli Souter Museum mapping: Indian Ocean cartography at the WA Museum
4.15 – 4.45 pm Ruud Stelten, The wrecking of the Dutch East Indiaman Zuytdorp (1712)
4.45 – 5 PM CLOSE
THURSDAY 2 MAY 2024
RELATED EVENTS
Workshop
9.30AM – 12.30pm Looking slowly at early modern maps with Chet van Duzer
Looking Slowly at Early Modern Maps | State Library of NSW
Afternoon: SLNSW behind the scenes tour
Public Lecture
6.00- 7.00pm Frames that Speak: An introduction to cartographic cartouches with Chet van Duzer
Frames that Speak: An Introduction to Cartographic Cartouches | State Library of NSW