Authored by John F. Dorr, David W. Cook, and George E. Stuart, this geological map showcases detailed information about the people and cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia.
The National Geographic “The Peoples of Mainland Southeast Asia” vintage map from 1971 is a wall map measuring 37 inches in height and 32 inches in width. Created by authors John F. Dorr, David W. Cook, and George E. Stuart for National Geographic Magazine, this geological map focuses on cultural studies and Asian studies. Covering the region of Asia, this map provides a detailed portrayal of the diverse peoples and cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia, making it a valuable resource for educational and informational purposes.
