Live Review: Idrîsî Ensemble – KOKO, London
In the 12th century, the Arab cartographer and geographer Al-Idrisi, commissioned by Norman King Roger II, travelled extensively to create the most advanced atlas of the known world. His maps would be relied upon by scholars for centuries to…
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